Tomorrow's Sunday
..
Aetri of Special Church Activitia in Salem md the Valley
Presbyterian Groups
Studying Building Plan
New church building plans with
various alternatives and estimate?
art being considered by the con
gregation ot Tint Presbyterian
Church at a series of divisional
dinners, the first two o( which,
or those living north of Center
street, were held Thursday and
Friday evening.
The fifth divisional dinner Mr.
and Mrs. Eber Kitpatrick, majors
will be held Monday evening
at I SO in the church social hall,
for all members and friends liv
ing in West Salem, or south of
Hansen-Peace streets. The basket
dinner will be followed by fellow
shop singing, entertainment for
the children, and projection of the
church plana as presented by Dr.
Paul Poling.
Sunday evening the Senior High
Youth Fellowship will be guests
of the Federated Churches in Cor-
George Fox
Choir Plans
Concert Here
Highland Avenue Friends Church
-wilt be host UHJuaker meetings
in the greater Salem area when
the George Fox College a capella
choir is presented Sunday at 3:30
p.m.
Prog. Ross Stover, graduate of
Westminster College, will direct
the George Fox College 32-voice
choir to which the public is in
vited. " The formal program is divided
Into five sections. The presenta
tion opens with several typical
examples of early sacred choral
music including the most beauti
ful works of the masters of the
area: Brd, Hasler, Bach and
Handel. The second group is from
the Romantic era ranging from a
meditative motet by Johannes
Brahms: "Create in Me" to a rous
ing chorus by Edvard Grieg
"God's Son Has Made Me Free."
The third group is Russian mu
sic including the popular recent
translation of "How Great Thou
Art." The fourth section contains
a group of notable anthems of the
Easter season by contemporary
composers, and the fifth section is
presentation of the lighter side
composed of Negre spirituals. The
conceit win close with the tradi
tional choral benediction by Peter
C. Lutkin.
Mission Couple
Guest Speakers
Ititnau News Serylee
SALT CREEK - The Rev. and
Mrs. Howard Roth will be guest
speaker at the Salt Creek Baptist
Church on Sunday, April C9. The
Roths are returned missionaries
from the Cameroon of Africa and
are members of the North Ameri
can Baptist General Conference.
They will speak at both the
morning and evening services and
m the evening they will show pic
hires of their work in Africa.
APOSTOLIC JMl'S NAM!
445 Center. 11 a.m., I p.m.
ASSCMRLT or GOD
Crntral Cotust and Hood. 11 a.m.
and 7:30 p.m.
tvanselistlc Temple Park and
Market, 11 a m., 7:45 p.m.
The rhapel Fairview An. and
Bluff St. 11 a.m., 7:45 p m.
BAPTIST
Bethel Cottage and D. 11 a.m..
1:30 p m.
Calvary Liberty and Millor. 11
a m., 130 p m.
Capital Baptlit 3004 Lansing. Sun
day arhnol 9:49 a.m. Service! II
am., 7:45 p m.
rtrrU-Libcrty and Marlon. 11 a.m..
7:30 pfn.
Immermrl Haiet and Academy. 11
a.m. and 7:30 pm.
nest Salem Ith and Rosemon, 11
a iru 7:30 p.m.
CATHOLIC
St. Joseph's Winter and Chemeev
Ota, S. 7. S. :15. In M, 11:45 a m.
St. Vlacent 0 Paul Mrrtlt and
Columbua. , 1, S, 8:15. 10:30 and 11:43
am.
CHRISTIAN
Court SU 17th ana Court 10:50
am, 7 JO pm.
rtrit Cottar and Marlon. IMS
S m.. 1:30 p.m.
CHRISTIAN AND M1SSIONABT
Alliance tth and Camea. 11 a.m.,
1:30 p.m.
enram or christ centra?
Cottage and Chemeketa. 10 50 a.m.,
1:30 p.m.
wrsT SAt.CM rni p.ru or christ
City MaU. 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m.
cm Ren or Christ, arir.NTis?
rint Liberty and Chemeketa, 11
a m, S em. ....,.,
CHt RCH or con rirrt
Lancaster and Glendalo. 11 a.m.
and 7:30 p.m.
tHI RCH OP COD, The
40 I. 22nd. 11 a m, 1:43 p m.
Chi rch or 6od or pwophrct
1M0 B. 20th. 11a m, 1:45 p.m.
CHtRrw or jRsrs christ or
LATTER RAT SAINTS - 5ih and
Madiaon, S a.m., 30 p m.
COMflltrc.ATIONAL
riral Cottage and Marlon. II am.
Knliht Memorial- 19th and Terry.
II a m.
IPISCOPAL St Ptnl't
S. Liberty and Myers. 1:30, 1 30
tl a.m- ; ........ .... ...
IVANcrLICAL AND StrroRMKD
ethaay Capitol ana Morton. II
a.m.'
tvANOTxrcAL CNTnro emcrmtN
Eaglewooi I Tth and Nebraska. II
km. I SO p m
rirat Bummer end Marroo. lt:M
a m., I'M p.m.
PAtTII TABRimrLt .
1303 N. Sth. II a m, 14l p m.
t-oiasqt'AM
4M N. 19th it a m., 141 p m.
rant METitonisT
Winter and Market 11 am, 1:30
pm.
rnrvoR
' inahlajU Aveaao Chunk, aad
awVmL aax, 1 p m.
S a 1 e m CIiu relics
vallis. Cars will leave from the
church at 5 45 p.m.
The Men's Club terminated Its
regular monthly dinner meets last
Tuesday, untu fall, witn tne pre
sentation by city officials of their
plans and programs for tne May
ballot lookinf forward to Salem
becoming city of 130,000 within
30 years. Newly elected omcers
of the club are: Eugene W. Croth
iricnt: C, Clinton Weeks.
vice president; Roy O. Girod, sec
retary, and Don J. Macason, treas
urer.
Official From
Linfield Plans
Talk in Salem
L. Earle Shipley, assistant to the
president at Linfield College, Mc
Minnville, will speak at Calvary
Baptist Church Sunday morning
and evening.
Shipley holds his bachelor of
arts degree from Linfield, his mas
ter of arts from the University of
Pennsylvania, and his bachelor
of divinity from Eastern Baptist
Seminary.
Before returning to Linfield he
pastored churches in Southern
California. At San Luis Obispo he
worked with court probation cases,
and at Atascadero he waa associ
ated with the religious therapy
program of the California Men's
Hospital.
Last summer Mr. and Mrs. Ship
ley traveled through 10 European
countries and hi Egypt, Lebanon,
Jordan, Syria and Israel,
Denomination
Merger Plan
Talks Slated-
Wednesday at the monthly no
host Fellowship Supper of First
Congregational Church, at 6:30
p.m., two outstanding speakers
will present opposing views on
the proposed Union of the Con
gregational Christian and Evan
gelical lc Reformed Churches.
The speakers art Dr. Ray Walk
er, chairman of the National
Executive Committee of the Con
gregational denomination, and
Paul Biggs, attorney from Ore
gon City. Dean Robert Gregg will
moderate the discussion.
In the business part of the ev
ening the congregation will con
sider whether or not it wishes to
re-vote on the proposal
No Sunday, in the It a. m. wor
ship service, Dr. John Keiser, pas-
tor, will preach oh "The Secret
of Worship". At S p.m., the Pil
grim Fellowship will leave from
the church to go to Corvallis to
share in the program of the Pil
grim fellowship there. Nliilth
graders have been invited to
share in this and all remaining
I High School events of this year.
Sorrth Salem Commercial and
Waehinfton. 11 am., 130 p.m.
rt'LL C.OSPTL PENTECOSTAL
Calvary C hapel - 1143 N. Liberty
11 a m.. 7:45 p m.
Pull Goipel Minion SOI N. Lib
erty. 10 a m., 7:45 p m.
Jeiue Name PenteroataJ 117
Lewia. U a.m.. 7:45 p.m.
JEHOVAH S WITNESSES
1&90 Mimon. S p.m. Sunday.
JEWISH
Broadway and Madiaon. 7:30 p.m.
trndayl.
RINGWOOT) fllRI.E
11 9 film a-IK . . iA-aa - .,
Tpr.m-. ... - n..
Lt'THFRAN
Central Capitol and Calnea. Sun.
day arhnol, 3:45 am, aervicea II a.m.
and 7 -.10 p m.
Cbrlit IS'n and State. 8 30 and
11 a m. Sunday School at 9:43 a.m.
C.rare Lutheran Laming and Sun
nyview. Sunday achool 43 a.m.
Services II a.m.
St. John's 11th and Court St.
10 :m am.
St. Mark 343 N. Church. Sunday
chool S:30 a m. Worahip 11 a.m.
MENTAL SCIENCE
.178 Kingwood Ave. Classes I i n.
Friday.
METtlOWST
I'lrit -Church and State. 1:30 and
11 a.m.
Jaeoa Leo Winter and Jef'enon
1:45 and 11 a.m.
Leslie Commercial and Meyeri. 11
a.m.. 7:30 p m.
Mornlnnlde Methodht Church
Sunday School t:45 a m. and service
at 11 a.m. each Sunday.
Writ Sate-3rd and Certh. II k m
and 1:30 Pl
NA7ARENE Elrtt
13th and Center. 10 50 am., 1:30
fjn.
orrs ritBt.E standard
1232 N. Commercial. 11 em, 1:43
p.m. ,-
PM ORIM HOLINESS
2283 Carlton 11 am.. 1:30 p m.
PREBBVTERIAN Tlrat
Winter and Chemeketa. S 43 in.,
II am.
REORGANIZED CHCRrR) OP JFSCS
CHRIST OP LATTFR DAY SAINTS
17th and Chemeketa. II a.m., Ipm.
SALEM WHI R rRt'RCH
2a miles east on Center St., II a.m.
and 1:30 pm-. - -
SALVATION ARMT
lit State. 11 am, 13 p.m. T
SEVEWTW-OAt ABVtHTlST i
Snrmmer and Rood. II a at (Sat
urday!. I
srntrriAi isT-rmt i
1320 Madison. 1 34 p m.
nt'TII CENTER
114 Court St Sunday School 10
am, worsntp ii a.m.
tNtTARiAN mtowswrp
one N Cottage St. 10 30 am.
L'NITED BRETHREN Ptfot
YWCA. ID S3 tm.
WESLETAN METBODISt
' lattt ana MIU ft 11 ajat. and Ipm.
Profcssoi
Dr. Eddy Asirvatham of Madras,
India, who will speak la Salesi
Sunday awning.
Unitarians to
Hear Speaker
From India
Dr. Eddy Asirvatham of Madras,
India, will speak Sunday at 10:30
a.nvat the Salem YWCA -on-the
subject, "Is India a Secular
State?" Dr. Asirvatham is being
presented under the auspices of
the Unitarian Fellowship of Salem
in cooperation with the Portland
Regjonal Office of the American
Friends Service committee.
Dr. Asirvatham is professor rof
political science - at Nagpur uni
versity. Prior to his present posi
tion he was for seven years pro
fessor of Foreign Missions and
Christian International Relations
at Boston university. He has trav
eled and lectured widely through
the West and the Orient.
Dr. Asirvatham, having just ar
rived from India, will be speaking
on current developments in that
country and the role India is try
ing to play in world affairs. His
current lecture tour of three
months will take him to all sec
tions of the United States.
The meeting in Salem is public.
Native Language
DES MOINES, Iowa CP) Iowa
officials weren't able to help
Dallas. Tex., school girl with her
Latin class project. She said her
class was seeking to prove Latin
isn't a "dead language, and asa
ed a cloture of the Iowa seal
"containing r Latin motto."
Gov. Leo Hoegh sent Marcia a
picture of the Iowa seal, but it
didnt help much. The Iowa mot
to, "Our rights we prize and our
liberties we will maintain," is in
English.
Suburban
AVMSVTM.B i
leihel auBtiat Sunday arnooi in
a.m. Services 11 a.m.. 7:30 p.m. Sun
day. 1:43 p.m. Wednesday.
Wetteyaa Sunday school 10 a m.
Services 11 a m, 1:30 p.m. Sunday. :
BItOOKS Assemhlr of Ool
Ha f bloc aoutn nt arnooi. ounaay
school S:4I am. Services 11 am.,
7:43 p.m. Sunday; 7:43 pa. Wednea-;
day.
CLEAR LAKE
EvanceMcal rHd rethrea
Wheatland Ferry rd. Sunday achool
11 a.m. Service 10 a.m. Sunday.
EOl.A Community
Sunday achool :45 a.m. Services 11
a.m. Sunday.
roc CORNERS Baptist
State and Elmo. Sunday achool 1:45
a m. Services II a.m., I p.m. Sunday.
S p m Thursday.
EOI R CORNERS Methodist
Elma and Durbin St. Rev. Joe A.
Harding, minuter. Sunday school
9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. and 7:30
p.m.
ERIITLAND
Evangelical United Brethren Sun
Amy arhnol. 10 am. Services. 11 am.
7:30 p.m. Sunday. 7:30 p.m., Wed
nesday.
GARDEN ROAD
Christian Chore Bible School
45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m.. 7:30 p m.
Sunday. Bible Study Wednesday,
1:3Q p.m.
HAVESVII.I.E
Halbrrt Memorial Baptist 4290
Portland rd. Sunday school 45 am.
Services 11 a.m . 7.30 p.m., Sunday.
7:30 p.m., Thursday.
HOPEWELL
Evanirllral t'nlted Brethren Sun
day school. 10 am. Services II a m,
S p.m. Sunday. S p m. Wednesday.
KEI7ER
knrrh of Christ tOM Dearborn.
Sunday school. 10 a.m. Services. 11
am, '130 p.m. Sunday. 7:3 p.m.
Wednesday
Community Elizabeth and Church
itu Sunrlav school. S:43 a.m. Serv
ices 11 am.. 7:45 D.m. Sunday. 7:45
p.m. Wednesday.
ralth Lutheran 450 It. River rd.
Sunday school, 3:45 a.m. Services, 11
a m. Sunday. 7 pm. Ttreeday.
Natarene 4S55 Bailey. Sunday
school, 3:45 a.m. Services, 11 am.
1:45 p.m. Sunday. 1 p.m. Wednesday
LAhllH CENTER Cera salinity
I Evangelical United Brethren!
Sunday school, 10 a m. Services, 11
am., 7:41 p m. Sunday. S:3tl p.m.
Wednesday.
LARISH VILLAOE
Bethel Assembly Sunday School,
.0 a m. services. II a m.. 7:45 p m.
CemasiinltySunday school. 10 e m.
Services, 11 a m, S 30 p.m. Sunday.
LIBERTY
' Liberty Chore of Christ Skyline
rd. Sunday srhool, S 45 am. Services
II am, 7 30 pm. Sunday. 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
" K1MISTI8S:
WATME CSEENE CUPINa FUQU1
' MARION AND COHAOi
9 45-Church Schoor
10,45-Worship
Sermon:
By Mr. John Boosinger
NOSTHWfST CHRISTIAN COlllOf
40O-o:30-Youth
7:30 Evening Worship'
Sermon! "Cruel Vinedressers'
Ipesiel b the Toork Choir
Ground-Breaking for
New Church Sunday
Ground-breaking eeremoalci for
the aew weatmiasler laited Pres
eyterUa Chares en seeth Liberty
Read are scheduled at 4 p. m.
Saaday. areordiag ta aa aaeaae
eeneot from Rev. J, DwigM
R linen.
A great tf church aad lay
leaders win participate ta the
ceremonies, whirs. wlH be the ia
Ual step toward eeestnscttea f
the M! J8S edifice. The new bant
ing wll nil need caased by a
growing ekarrh membership la
the area.
Dr. Jeh C. Nevia, Portlaad,
superintendent ef miuteai at the
Oregon Presbytery, win Bver
the featured address at the
grMnd-breaking. Site of the pro
ject Is ea tlx acres of land oi
Temperance
Give Talk
SILVERTON Dr. I. G. Roddy.
church relations director for the
Oregon Temperance League, Port
land, will be guest speaker Sun
day morning- at 11 o'clock at First
Christian Church. The Christian
Youth Fellowship will have an
Afterglow program at the parson
age following the 7:30 evening
service.
Monday night the Christian
Men's Fellowship will go to Liber
ty Christian Church in Salem for
the District 99 Men s Rally. Tues
day the Northwest area for Chris
tian Churches, of which the Rev.
I. M. Nelson, of Silverton, is pres
ident, will meet at Lebanon.
Thursday night the Christian Wom-
CT-rfellowship will hold its oth-4
World Peace
Hopes Topic
Of Address
"Is World Peace Possible?" will
be the subject for discussion Sun-
dav afternoon at the YWCA in a
public meeting sponsored by the
Baha'is of Salem and Marion
County. Marvin Newport of Eu
gene will be the guest speaker. ,
For the past 19 years, Newport
has lectured on the Bahal Faith
before service clubs, high school,
college, and church groups. He
has taught and lectured at many
conferences and summer schools.
This year he will be one of the
Oregon State delegates to the an
nual Baha'i National Convention
which Is to be held In the world
famous Baha'i Temple in Wilmette.
Illinois. The recently completed
Baha'i Temple has become one of
the show-places of the Chicago
area and is featured ia many
sightseeing tours.
For several years, Newport
served as one of the carefully se
lected and trained guides at the
Temple. At the present time he
is engaged in business in Eugene.
The Sunday afternoon meeting
is scheduled for 3 o'clock. New
port's talk will be followed by a
discussion period. . ,
Churches
MACLEAT Cosmamlty
Schoolhouae Sunday school, is a m.
MARION
Friends Sunday school, 143 am.
Services 1 lam. and S P m. Sunday,
Calvary Lnttieran Sunday achool.
10 a.m. Services, II a.m. Sunday.
MIDDLE GROVE Community
Schoolhouae Sunday achool. 10 tm,
services, 11 a.m.
NORTH ROWELU-CeaaaianHr
Sunday achool 10 a m. Services II
a m, S p.m.. Sunday, S pm, Wednes
day. OAK GROVE Chapel
Sunday achool. s:4 a.m. eorvieei
11 a.m., Sunday,
r-RATi'M
Immannel Mennonlte Sunday
school :H am. Servlcea 11 am,,
7:43 p.m., Sunday.
Methodist Sunday srhool 10 am.
Service 11 a.m., Sunday.
PRINGLE Encnas
Baxter rd, west of pas;. Skindiy
school B:45 am. Services 11 a.m.,
7 30 p.m., Sunday. 3 p.m., Wednes
day. ROBERTS Community
Schoolhouae Sunday achool, 10 a.m.
KOSET) ALE Friends
Sunday achool 111 a m. Services 11
a.m., 7:30 p m, Sunday.
PtALEM HEIGHTS
Baptist Liberty and Meorona, Sun
day school I. IS am. Services 11
am. 7:30 p.m., Sunday.
Good Shroherd Lutheran 3825 8
Commercial. Sunday achool 3:45 a m.
Services 11 a.m., Sunday.
South Salem Naiarene SfS3 t. Ma-
drnna ave. Sunday school 45 am.
Services 11 am, 7:30 Dm, Sunday
Southsldo Assembly of God Fair
view Ave. and Cedarway. Sunday
srhool t.ii Service 11 a m, 7:45 p.m.,
unaay. 1:49 p m, weonesaay.
SI'MMIT METHODIST Sunday
ir ifTnnd aad fourth Runrtivi ofUretta Toft are presidents.
each month.
SWEC.I.B ,
fiardrn Road Christian 40SS Mar
ket. Sunday-school t :4s a jn. Service
11 a.m. Sunday.
TAT.noT Community
Sunday srhool 3 43 a m. Services
il a.m.. S p.m, Sunday. S p.m., Wed
nesday. tiKNrn
Assembly ef Cod Sunday srhool
43 a.m. Services 11 am, 7 43 pm..
Sunday. 1:43 pm, Wednesday and
rnday.
Christian Sunday school 43 am.
Services II am., 5 SO pm., Sunday.
1 pm., Thursday.
Methndjst Sunday achool 10 a m.
Servlres 11 am
Seventh-Ray Advenllst Sunday
school S:30 am. Service 11 a m.
zrNA.
Two miles west of Lincoln,
day school. 111 a m.
Sun-
Salepj's Singini Church
i.
Beslder Kao0 at t?iS S. Liberty
Street.
A eaatrertfer approval of tat
Irojert was seat to PHUWrei
ad tb Board at Amertraa Mis
sion af the I'aHed Presbyterlaa
Cawrca. No efltrial aatHlreUea
has yes keea received frees the
board, but leaders here said they
, were eeafldeat at approval.
Lea Reed, thah-wiaa at the
ekarrh a kaiMlag committee, wUI
remove law first apaeVfol at dirtj
Bandar. Others BartMaatlag
the treaaa-ereakrog la addltloa
to Dr. Nevks WlH be ArraHert
Beajamla Cave, Contractor E. E.
Battennae; Barrk Jadooa, eeere-tary-treaftarer
af the aew rhareb's
eaildine; committee; and Rev.
RasseH.
Official to
In Silvertcfn
er-Daughter banquet at Silverton,
with the men of the church serving
the meal.
Welfare Speaker
The Rev. E. E. Ramsey, Luther
aa welfare pastor. Portland, will
be guest speaker Sunday at Trin
ity Lutheran Church. Tuesday
night at 8 p.m. the Rev. Kenneth
Larson. Corvallis, executive di
rector fof the Lutheran Student
Foundation of Oregon, will be
guest speaker at Trinity Brother
hood. Missionary Helen Arnseth of
Madagascar will speak and show
slides at Calvary Lutheran
church at 3 Qm. covering her
work on the Mission field.
Geett Speaker
The Rev. H. Holmes of Mulino
will be guest speaker Sunday at
the U o'clock services at Pilgrim
Holiness church. Pilgrim Youth
will meet Sunday night at 1:45
with Esther Nettleton presiding.
Evangelist services have been set
for 7:30 p.m. Four cottage pray
er meetings will be conducted
weekly in different parts of Sil
verton. with the Rev. John Price
making the arrangements lor
them.
The morning worship win be
at 9:30 with sabbath school at
10:40, Saturday morning m the
Seventh-Day Adventist church to
give the pastor, Elder Kenneth
McVay, time to preach first in
Silverton and later at the morning
service at Molalla. Archie W.
Bovee will direct the Sabbath
school at Silverton. Associated
Missionary' Volunteers will meet
at Molalla at 4 p.m.
Parents' Day
ServiceTold
"Convictions and Compromise'
will be the sermon subject of the
minister, the Rev. Louis .
White, at the 11 o'clock service
at the Knight Memorial Congre
gational Church Sunday. A group
of members of the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity of Willamette
University and their parents will
! attend this service as part of the
fraternity's observsnce of Par
ents Day.
Sunday School meets at W I.
m, with rradfd worship ana in
struction in the Bible and in
Christian living for all ages, an-
der the leadership of the sup
erintendent, Hiss Mary Eyre.
Discussion in the Pilgrim
Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m.
will be led by Trisha Perrm and
Jim Compton, snrj the service of
worship will be conducted . by
Jodelle Jones. All young people
of junior high, senior high and
college ages are welcome.
Youth Rally
Wednesday
Statramsa News Servlre
SILVERTON - Young people
from congregations of Evangeli
cal Lutheran Churches in Salem,
Woodburn, Canby and Silverton
will meet for a buffet supper at
Immanur! Lutheran church, Sil
verton, Wednesday at 6:30 to be
followed by a rally.
This is one of two youth rallies
scheduled for the Willamette cir
cuit at which Dar Roa of Minne
apolis, Minn, young evangelist
for the International Youth Peo
ple's Luther league, will speak.
The supper will be in charge of
the Luther Leagues of Immanuel
and Trinity churches of Silverton
of which Patricia Thonkildson and
Teacher From
Madagascar to
Give Message
Miss Helen Arnseth. recently re
turned from a mission in Mada
gascar, will speak at Central Lu
theran church at 11 a.m. Sunday.
A native of Kargo, N. D., Miss
Arnseth is a graduate of Augsburg
college and has spent the past
seven years as teacher in (he
mission at Madagascar.
With her talk in Salem she will
conclude a two-month sneaking
tnur of the Pacific Northwest.
First Church
of the Naiarene
Center st Thirteenth
9:45 Sunday School
10:50 Morning Worship
"Personsl Relationship with
Chrlit"
"6:30 Youth Hour
7:30 Evangelistic Service
"The Woman at the Well"
. E. D. WOLFE, Interim Tutor
The Public Is Invited
Congregation
To Observe
Education Day
John Rominrer. assistant to
the president of Northwest Chris
tian College of Eugene, will be
the special speaker at the morn
ing worship service at First
Christian Church Sunday.
His message is timed to the
observance ia the church of
Christian Higher Education bit
which comes in April of each
year, and appropriately North
west Christian College is support
ed by the Christian Churches of
this area of the country and of
fers training especially for those
going into full time Christian
work. .
Booeinger, who was teaching
and acting as counselor ia North
west Christian College before be
coming assistant to the presi
dent, has. served the Christian
Church in Sunnyside. Wash., and
in Forest Grove, Ore. A special
part of the evening service will
be the worship number sung by
the Youth Choir.
Pastor to Tell
Plans for Trip
To Holy Land
Pastor Lloyd Anderson of
First Baptist Church will live a
preview of his forthcomlnf trip
to the Holy Land at the 7:30
service on Sunday. The preview.
given In Illustrated form, will
showrthe ltineTaTy-and visitations
which will be made.
Ron Esson, missionary from
Bukidnoa In the Philippines, will
speak and show colored pictures
at the 7:30 service. Mr. Esson, a
pharmacist, has assisted in medi
cal work among the natives, as
well as in preaching and evan
gelistic ministry. He ia the sob of
Mrs. Edna Esson of Salem and
will spend the following week in
her home. He and his family will
return to the Philippines oa July
13, leaving from Seattle.
Evangelist to
Speak Sunday
Sunday evening the Rev. Don
ald McFsdden, youthful evange
list from Portland, who has been
conducting an evangelistic cam
paign at Mission Street United
past week, will speak again using
as his topic: "And They Wearied
Themselves to Find the Door".
K chalk artist of note, ha draws
a chalk picture each night Each
picture is a gospel illustration
highlighted by realistic black
light with a background of spe
cial music and authentic sound
recordings. These pictures are
given as awards to the one who
brings the most guests In an ev
ening.
The regular pastor, Rev. R. V.
Kilmer, will be out of town Sun
day, speaking at the Overland
Park Church in Portland, a
church which he started in 1950
as student pastor.
Church to Repeal
Performance of
Christian Drama
atatessaaa News Service
" The Conversion of St. Paul."
presented for the first public per
formance last Sunday evening at
South Salem Church of the Nata
rene, met with the request for a
repeat performance, according to
the Rev. James E. Kratz, pastor
of the church and author-director
of the. production. The drama is
presented by members of the lo
cal congregation.
The presentations are scheduled
next week including a Monday eve
ning performance at South Salem
Lchurch of the Nazarene following
a short piano and organ recital
beginning at 7: JO p.m.
The drama also will be present
ed at the Chemawa Indian School
on Sunday, April 29, at 2 45 p.m
in the school auditorium. The cast
will be guests of the Sunday after
noon youth hour with Chaplain Ad
dison Talbot.
Two out-of-town presentations
are tentatively arranged for the
near future.
TOI R WEDNESDAY
ROME vflTwenty Sicilian In
dustrialists headed by Domenico
Iacavera are off on a tour of
Washington. Chicago. New York
and Detroit. Their aim is to en
courage American Investments in
Scily.
Foursquare Church
490 N. 19fh St.
"0 Hove"
P.M. "Ivikatiasie
oael Reipensikility"
Bey. ley L
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WIICOME AW A IT J YOU
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OLD-FASHIONED REVIVAL
Goes Into Second Great Week
EVANGELISTIC TEMPLE
MAIKIT AND CASK AVI.
EVANGELIST MAYNARD S. OSS
SUNDAY 11:00 A.M. AND 7:30 r.M.
lets All Go to Sunday School-MS A.M. ,
MlfTINOS NIOHHY, IXCIPT MONDAY A NO (ItuSOAV 740
Saler.1 llczl
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they are Carol Gaylart, Jeaalaars Udge; Dun Stalth. Meaii Irwta 1140. Maaaaaata, aad Lea San
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1,600 Register in So I cm
For Youth Church Confab
State officers of Christlaa En
deavor, church youth group, will
be elected at a convention assem
bly at I p.m. today at the Court
Street Christian Church.
Offices to be filled include presi
dent, vice president, regional rice
presidents, finance secretary and
treasurer, and ewpertntee dents ef
membership, devotion, recreation,
education, missions, Christian cili
senship and Christian Endeavor
publications.
.About 1,600 delegates art regis
tered for the annual stats conven
tion now in its third day. This Is
the first time the convention has
been held ia Salem since 1948,
Conference periods will begin to
day at I M a.m. in the Court
Street Christian Church. A 'con
vention assembly will be held at
11:45 a.m.
Delegates will attend a banquet
at South Salem High School at. I
p.m. tonight. Local banenjet eiurir-
man is Mrs. Merle Sirnonson,
Alger Fitch, pastor of the Mil
waukie, Or., Church ef Christ,
win speak aa "I Surrender All My
Dinner Series
Announced by
First Methodist
'Members of First Methodist
church will participate la a aeries
of fellowship dinners based on
the district and neighhohood plan
with the stress oa "Know Your
Church" and the . stewardship
phase of the church program. Dr.
Brooks H. Moore, minister, an
nounced this week.
The dates for the covered dish
dinners to be held in the church
dining room at p.m. are:
Districts A and D Tuesday.
April 26; District! C. E. and F-
Friday, April 17.
The assimiliating committee of
the church, of which Dr. and Mrs.
Waldo C. ZeHer are chairmen,
is la charge of the arrangements.
India City Reverts
To Ancient Name
NEW DELHI (JrWIndia s holiest
city, Benares, ia reverting ta its
ancient name, Varanasi.
Officials ordered the change
made May S4 (hiring ceebratiofrs
marking the ZSooth anniversary of
Buddha's birth.
The city strfnds where the Gan
ges River reaches its greatest
sanctity. It attracts over a million
pilgrims a year to Hindu, Bwidr11.1t,
Jain and other shrines.
"SOUTH SIDE"
ASSEMBLY
OF GOD
Old Fashioned Gospel
Preaching -Singing
A Friendly Atmosphero
For Worship
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to Christian Youth Meeting
Soul" at I p.m. tonight la the First
Christian Church.
The convention win end Sunday
with communion service for all
delegates at I a.m. at the Court
Street Church, .
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
CHEMEKETA AND WINTE1
"Call to Praytjr"
By Dr. Felhrg
Twe Services: MS tal 11
KOCO 1I:H a, as.
SALEM
TRUTH CENTER
llt Oast St.
aadayll a. m.
S4jsday School
11 a. aa. Warship
Metaphysical Lecture
Wesley Fergusea
Van day I p. aa. Stwdy
Clasa In Spirltaal Law
Mrs. Decs NeaMev Lsader
. Wedaeeday I p. at.
Prayer Clink
rtaahrsieal Library
Monday. Friday, 12-4
Sattm's
.'.ETlIOCiST
Church
Jckorne You
Jason U Memorial
N. mater and Jefferaoa
Eraeat Gaasder, raster
Charch flehaal at t:45
WersaJa Service at 11:0
ft. Caajnerrial aad Keym
Koaert MclTvaaaa, fassor
Chareh ftehaal at Ml
Warahla CarvVrs at ll.M
Morningiid
Community
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Ma Manage, faster
rhnrrh Rchaal at
Worship RervVe at ll:
Trinity ot
Four Corner
59 R. Elma Ave.
lae A. HardiBg, raster
Church Jkhaol at M5
Worship Kervtea at 1:1 aad
11: a. as.
Wtt SaUm
d and Certh
Oscar Olsoa, fastor
fhnreh "chool :4
Warship Service st U:M a. as.
Fint
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Braoks IL Meera, raster
Charch School aal Warship,
t:S aad 11 a. as.
District BtrperiBteadewt af
fialem DtstrVrt, Dr. George
1IN N. Bvwiawer.
HEAR . . . Reverend Thomas Dciby
Recefitty Returned Missianary frarn Maxka
SEE .. . THI INTERESTING MOTION PICTURE
"AIRMAIL FROM GOD"
Saturday-April 21st-8 P.M.
Special Weekday Sorvkaa Will Be Held an Tva. Thuf.
Saturday and Sunday at I p.m.
FAITH TABERNACLE
Corner Sth and Gaines lev. Paul Cannon, Paster
"The Plata Where Faith h Active"
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UN Haayvtew Aveaaa
tWrrire 11 a. av
laaday ftrteel t:4l a. sa.
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COOD IRErRERD (1). L. C)
1721 leath Commercial
Service 11 a. sa.
laaday Ichoal MS a. av
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4SM North River laal .
lervlra 11 a. as.
luaday Irhaat 1:41 a. as.
Warrea W. fechaiSB, raster
CHRIST (A. L. C.)
Itata at lltb Street
Servrras 1:1 a. as. aad
11 a. av
Caaday School, :4S a. aa.
T. M. Cekhard, raster
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North Capital at Caiaci
Servlres 11 a. as. Ui
7:31 p. at.
laaday Ickoal 141 a. av
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