AW o Social
Annual Vacation Bible School
Plans Revealed by
With the clone of the school
year nesring. several Salem and on June 5-15. Mrs. JacK vuiring
mid - valley churches have an-1 will be the general director of the
nminced schedules lor their an- i school. Mrs. Pete Uewen will di
nual Vacal ion Bible Schools. I red the Pre-School Department,
Most will get underway in early ,
June for a period generally run-
ning (or two weeks :
Congregations which have an-
nounced their annual schedules in-i will be from I to II every morn
dude: I ins Children from 4 to 12 are
Kingweed Bible ! welcome
The Kings Adventureland will; First Baptist Church has so
lve the theme of Vacation Bible
Director
Boh Hammond, director ( Voice
of China and Asia broadcast,
whe will speak at (our mld-val-lev
services next week.
Voice of China
Official Plans
Valley
Rallies
Boh Hammond, widely known
director of the Voice of China
and Avt broadcast, will be the
speaker at four rallies in the
(Ireatcr Salem area next week.
He will feature documentary
dims each evening depicting
scenes (rom contemporary life
in t hina.
Meetings will be conducted at
the following churches:
Tuesday at Woodbtirn Kree
Methodist Church at .7:49 p.m.
"The Good Seed", a new 16mm
release, will be shown picturing
conditions among the Red China
refuges. Rev. George Notewor
thy, hosl paslor
Wednesday, Salem Pilgrim Hol
iness Church at 7:30 p m. Film
m he shown will be "China's Peo
ple", the storv of thousands of
..,,. ...... : ,
uir nir on wit- .uniyain, iinitj
tif the Street Sleepers, and many
other informative scenes.
Thursday and Friday, South
Salem Church of the Nsiarene,
7 30 p.m. Film to be shown will
be "Ash. the Fiery Furnace",
I ne sinry oi Asia s nupr tiieseiHru ,
aaamst a backdrop ot tragedy,
sorrow, nd crisis, and the "Good
Seed".
Cross, Flag
Sermon
Topi
' The Cross and the Flag'' will
he lhe suhiect of the Memorial
Sunday message by the minister,
n ... . . l.-ti.
l.ouis r,. nnc. ai iui)iui ..ic
monal t'hurch Sunday morning
at II o'clock.
All departments of lhe Sunday-
School meet together at 9 4S a.m.,
for the recular monthly assem-
hlv Thii service will be in charge
.f lhe superintendent, Miss Mary
F.vre. The Sunday School offers
a 'program of graded worship and
instruction in the Bible and
christian living for all ages from
Nursery to Adult departments,
Junior High, Senior High and
College age young people meet
at 6 30 p m. in the Pilgrim Youth
Fellowship. Trisha Perm is Pres
ident. Youlli (Irnsade
In ProjirenH a I
Iission (lliurch
Mission Street United Brethren
Church is in its
.wnnri ser.ps of
lis "Kvery Member Fvangelism
Crusade." This weekend is the
Youth Crusade. Services were
held Friday and are planned this
evening and two services on Sun
day. Krnie Kpperson, regional evan
Ilisl for Youth For Christ, will
ne speaker. The Rev. Kpperson
hold one campaign here over a
icar ago and is a favorite with
the young people.
(Tiurrh lo Aeeept
I t New Members
St. John's Lutheran Church will
accept into its congregation 14 new
members through confirmation at
10 .10 a m. Sunday.
Thev are: Kathlyn Anderson,
Tom Blackburn, Gary Gilbertson,
Priscilla Gugel. Gary Hoffman,
Alden Jarnis, Mario Krause. June
Lane. Mahlee Menter. Annette
Millrr. Karol Peterson, Jay Prince
4ad Janene sJK'ltioB.
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Tomorrows Sunday
Church Activiliei in Salem
School at Klngwood Bible Church
Mrs. Wilbur Ewert will direct the
Primary Department ana Mrs.
l - arry Buhler will direct the Junior
Department, ine ciasa sessions
nounced that its Vacation Bible i
.School will begin on June 11 this
ar and continue tnrougn Juneirom june
Friday for
Mrs Garland Read will be the;
neral director with many
capable helpers at each age level
assisting. Superintendents will be:
Mrs. James Preuit. Beginners;
Mrs. George Cliptcll, Primary;
Mrs. Tom Gannaway. Junior De
partment, and Mrs. Chester Hed
berg and Rev. Stan Irvine, Junior
High and High School respective-
i.. tl. . i ... . m v. "'u ..
t ly. int; titriiir win vnaiiiJiviia
for Christ .
Bible lastrvctina
The school will commence at 9
am each day and will provide
classes of Instruction in the Bible,
games, singing, memory work,
handcraft, and many other re
lated subjects (or children, ages
five through 12. j
New this year will be an eve-'
ning school beginnmg at 7:00
mug finwi wBinnrng "l
o clock lor he Jr. High and Sr j
iiiKii MuueiiM. n s ueinK caucu
the "Christian Night Club
and
!
will present challenging sessions
Baptists Plan
Dedication of
Parsonage
Halbert Memorial Baptist
Church, the Rev. Elmer 0. Paul
son, pastor, will dedicate the new
will dedicate the new a Tfc
recently completed at'l" W el OdI( 111
parsonage
the close of the morning service
Sunday. The Rev. and Mrs. Paul
son will hold open house from 3
to 5 p m (or all the members and
friends of the Church.
The work on the "parsonage has
been done mostly by the men nf
the church. The building was
started last summer and the pas
tor and his wile moved in the
first of May.
Salem Churches
APOSTOLIC JUIS NAME
M Cealtr 11 m . I p m
AssiMBLf or r.on
rniral Cottaic nd Hood
jvsnfflliUt Triple -
Mtrktl, II am. Tu P m
T thil - Tairvitw Avt. and
Bluff St. 11 a m., l ii p m.
BAPTIST
Ihfl Collilt and
II am
7 .10 p m.
calvary Ubarty and Miller.
11
a in 7 30 p m
,jav 1(.,ool S O a m. Btrvlwt 11
am, 7 43 p m
F'irtl-Libarly and Marlon 11 a m.
7::i0 p m
Immanual Hartl and Academy 11
a m and I M pm.
Wtst Salran Ith and Roitmon, II
a m., 7 30 p m.
CATHOLIC
St. Joirph'i-Wlnttr and Ctim
eta. S, 1. S. I ll, 10 Ml. 11 4) a m
SI Vlnrtnt da Paul Mvrtlt and
Columoui f. 1, S. S IS, 10:30 and 11:44
a m.
CHRISTIAN
Court St. 17th and Court. 10 50
am. 7 30 p m
Flril - Collate and Marion,
i m.. 7 30 p m.
10.45
christian ?
Alliance 5th and oatnai u a
m.
7:M pm.
CHI Rf H or CHRIST Central
(otuae and Chemiketa 10.50 a.m.
7 30 p in.
wf.jt sai.im chibch or Christ
-'i Hail, a am 7:30 p.m.
rmsia or r hkist, scipntist
, '"i rn-,b,r,y nd ch'mtk,u 11
"
, c"inV."er aid Gl.nd"'.. 11 a m.
and 7:30 pm
rHi p( H or r.on. The
j mo s land, ll a.m. 7 45 pm.
chi Ri H or con or proi-hkct
15S0 S 10th Ua m. 7 45 em.
rHiarn or jrsi's christ or
I.ATTLR DAY SAINTS - 511) and
MdiMm. V am.. 4 30 p.m.
CONGRKnATIONAL
Pint Cnltase and Marlon Ham
Knliht Memorial nth and Terry
U a m.
1 30, 1.30
PPISeoPAISt Paula
S Liberty and Mven
11am
MISSION Of ST. PAt'l. S
: VFW Hall. 30 Hood SI .
lam.
eyancm.ical and arrnRwrn
H'lhapy - Capitol and Mannn ll
a in
IVANGKI irAI. INITKD BRETHREN
lnle nod-17th and Nebraska 11
am. 7 30 pm
Hr it Aummer and Marlon. 10 50
a m . 7 30 p.m.
FAITH TABLRNAll.R
i:l5 N 5th 11 a.m.. 7 45 p m.
rot Rsqi'ARE
40 N l!)lh 11 am 7 45 pm.
mvr mkthodist
Winter and Market,
jfleh
11 am
7 30
.
Cloiing Scrvicti With Dr. Hinton Aikew
Saturday-7:30 P. M.
'The Battle of Armageddon"
SUNDAY
11:00 A. M.-"Th4j Value of Forgetting" '
7:30 f. M.-"Tho Unpardonable Sin"
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Market at Winter
md the Valley
Churches
on Scripture Memory, Bible Study,
Music Appreciation. Missions, plui
recreation each Bight.
Two weeks of Daily Vacation
Bible School at First Evangelical
United Brethren Church will be
held from June 11 to 22. The
theme this year will be the King'
Adventure and classes will include
children from pre-school through
sixth grade. Mri. Kenneth Hilfiker
is director.
St. Peal's
st. Paul's Episcopal Church will
iCOnduct vacation Bible School
icauon BiDie bcnooi , wwrjw t
."iwok'SFormer.WU
Time will be from t:U to 11:45 i
l S l& to
be classes for
ary and junior
'a.m. There will
pre - school
children.
primary
The Labish Village Community
Church will conduct its school in
June starting on June 4, the Rev.
B. M. Books, pastor, has an
nounced. EnslWood EUB
IJI M I , C:l
I tanning Special
Tif l
c ,., . .... ,. i at the.Baptist Temple in Philadel-
Special memorial dedication ! py
rites will be observed during the! ft AH,mg beg.n his prepars
Sunday morning worship at En-;tion ,or christian Service at Wil
glewood Evangelical United Breth-! lam.tt, university. Salem. Ore
ren Church. Chapel Room fural-1
lure will be dedicated in memory
of lhe Iale Rae P '
A. , mmr , lh. .... v1r.
. j
Alms Uin nl nl hr- tiftr.
Englewood Sanctuary.
ine paaiurs mrmage ai me
Worship Hour will be "Lest We
Forget." Special Memorial Day
music will be provided by the Kel-1
j ler Girls' Triple Trio.
Methodists Plan
Turkey Dinner
An all -church project ii
planned by West Salem Methodist
Church a benefit turkev dinner
This will be given this evening
from 3:30-7:30 p.m. in the church
dining room, lhe public is in'
om. i nr puniic is in-
n the ticket committee ,
ry Branson, Jake Foos, 1
vited. On
sre: Henrv
Albert Fluitt. Robert Pattison,
Archie Spittler, Laurence Wal
worth. The proceeds wll go to the
church budget.
I miKSDS
Hinlad Avpnua Church and
j Highland 11 am 7.10 prn
I South Balrm Crtrnmrmal and
Washington 11 a.m 7 30 pm
rrLi. oosrru pentkcostai.
i Calvary ihaawl - 11U N Ubarly
II am. 7 45 p in
! Pull GoifMl MlMloa - SOI N. Lib-
i erty lu a m . 7 p m
Jnui Htm
PtntrtMUl HIS
wli 1 am
i:U pm
JEHOVAH'S wiTvrssrs
ItlW Miuloa. I p.m. Sunday
JPWISK
Broadway and Madiann. 1.30 pm
(Tridayi.
aiNOWOOD BIBI.K
112S Elm AS a in . 10 43 am, 7:4!
p.m.
LITHKHAN
Central Capitol and Galnra Sun
day achool, S:4S a.m.. aarvlrai 11 a.m
and 7.30 p m
Cartil lS'n and Stat. N and
11 a m. Sunday School at S 4S
orara Luth.ra.-ljin.in. and n.
nyview. Sunday achool MS a.m.
service, i am. ..
ai. jnnni uin ana court ot.
w in im
.rS'iYiT'm w!l;.rct1 ,!;m1)'
school i. a m. worahip ll a.m.
:i7U Kiniwood Ava Claaaaa S
Friday
MPTHODIST
rirtt Church and Sun 30 and
11 am
Jaaon Lea Winiar and Jallaraon.
I:4& and 11 a.m.
Ltillt Commercial and Mtytri. 11
a.m , 7.30 p m
Morntns.tde Methodist Chureh
Sunday School 9 45 a.m. and aervlcaa
at 11 a.m. each Sunday
West Halen 3rd and Garth. 11 a m
and 7:30 p.m.
N AARENR Plrst
Hlh and Center.
10 50 a m , 7 30
m.
OPPN Bllll K STANDARD
1232 N Commercial. 11 am.,
p.m.
1 45
HI.CRIM HOLINLSS
22i Carllon 11 am . 1:30 p m.
' PRr SB YTKRIAN first
Winter and Chemeketa
11 am
Hi im
Rr'ORfl ANIZED CHt'Rt'H OP Jf SI'S
CHRIST OP LATTK.R DAY SAINTS
I'ln and Chemeketa II am. ( p m
, SAt.F.M HIBI.R CHl'RCH
2'j milr rast on Center St., 11 a m
: and 7 ;10 p m
js.MVATION ARMY
241 S'ale. II am. IM pm.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
Summer and Hood 11,30 and 11 a m
SPIRITL A LIST First
1320 Madison 7 30 p m.
TKl TH t'KNTFR
1149 Cnuil St Sunday School 10
a m , Worship 11 a in
UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP
VWC A 10 M a in
UNITED BRETHREN First
1145 Mission St. Worship 11 am.
WESLEY AN METHODIST
Hlh and Mill St a pi and I pm.
M. C. Miller, pastor
Mi&iomry
Tl'RNEB James E. Baker. I.r- ,: S"nd'y ?tK
mer ml.slta.ry t. Cain, aad J "'t "J"
r . ' . T Ob Wednesday the church and Sun-
TeTJi.". Tl
Assembly of Cad Iharrh at H
a.m. He will teU of mission rg
ress la those countries.
it?!. 1 . W
MlldeM WlHS
High Degree
OVERBROOK, Pa -Dr. Ronald
K. Adsms. oistor of First
tist Church. Oakland, Calif., was
nr.nl.H . Hnrlnr nf flivinitu He.
igrce at the graduation exercise
of rtem Baptist Theoionwi."
j Seminsry, Overbrocik, Pa., on May ,
" ' J
13. The degree wsi confirmed
teT tr
Seminarv where he Braduated in
i' ttture ne rjlluated ln
....
in. Auains nas since serveo as
- l . , . t ,,
state Convention; as president o(
tne Norm Adams, Mass., Council !
of Churches; moderator of the
Rerkshire Baptist Association; as
vice-president and president of
the American Baptist Foreign
Mission Society and is now a
member of the Board of Man
azeri of the American Baptist
r oreign Mission
ign Mission Society, ch"'''-
of the Public Relations Tie-
nent and member of the
man
partment
Executive Committee
T)M 1 f 11
JDlDIC VOllClIC
f.
VIl
kl
oir nans
Wnlnm vicit
OtlsXIII T INI
One of the outstanding fea
tures of the Bethany Bible Col-
lege choir, which is to apear at
Evangelistic Temple on Friday
evening, June 1, is a ladies sex-
let consisting of Phyllis Frost,
Jeanette Kienel, Dorothy Lawson,
Margie Helman, Maudetta hny-
der and Dorothy Juffaker.
Special speaker it the 7:30
p m noitr win uri inr rvrv. L,riaiiu
R. Keys, president nf Bethany
Bible College and well known ed
ucator. A recent trip lo Europe
with many years of varied experi
ence in Canada and the United
States as pastor, teacher, district
superintendent, evangelist, dean,
college president, and radio work
qualify him for his present po
sition.
Congregation
To Conduct
Memorial Rite
A memorial service at which
ranHlxa .hall h liffhlH in m.m.
orv of loved ones deceased will be
..go.vu ... ...v...
! held' in First Congregational
rv,P ot ,, m ,hr.
1 m.mv,, ..
. Those wishin? their loved ones me-
inionaliied should call the church
i An American and Christian
. ".7 """"" '""" V
panineni to uir v.ourcn. win ut-
presentcd by the class and dedi-
cated by Dr. Julian Keiser during
the service. The choir will sing
The Pilgrim Fellowship will hold
their last meeting of the season in
the recreation room of the new
parsonage. 7!5 South Church St
Ninth graders will be special
guests on this occasion.
Minister Tells
Sermon Theme
"The D;iv a Lawyer Met Jesus,'
will he lhe sermon subject of fas-
tor James K. KraU at South Sa-
lm Church of the Nazarene on
Sunday. Services will besin at the
church with Bible School at 9 45
a m leaiurin classes lor eacn age
group with departments meeting in
the newly arranged departmental
rooms. The 11 o'clock Worship
Hour will he preceded hy a 10-niln-utr
nrjan prelude by Klnise Bing
enheimer Tin? Chapel Choir, di
rected by chorister Paul Harris
will present a musical offertory
The Youlh Hour at 6:30 p m fea
tures three activity groups: Junior
Society, with Mrs. Betty Rice;
Teenagers, with Lloyd Ktassen;
and Young Adults with l.t Roy Oli
ver The 7 SO p m evening Fel
lowship will include a hymnspira
tio. Bible memory period, and a
message by the minister.
Salem's Singing Church .
Silverton Churches Close
For Baccalaureate Service
UltMita Ntws rvttt
SILVERTON - Moat SilvertoB
churches cancelled their services
for Sunday night in favor of bac
calaureate which will be held at
the Silverton I'nion High Scbol ,
with the Rev. Carl G. Berg m
speaker.
The Rev. Mr. Ber will conduct;
services at his own church. Cal-
vary Lutheran, at tl a m. Calvary
vacatioB Bible School will Mart
June 4.
Starting June S, Silverton Meth
odist Church will go Into Its sum
mer schedule which provides two
, services Sunday, one at I a.m. and !
one it 11 a m. The church school
;time remains the same.
Yeuta Meellag
j Baptist Young People meet at
the Rev. and Mrs. C. T. Cording
dV chool will picnic at Bel Air
. . -..."i,:,,. .,,;,. .,
jivi( m uvmia irasai, imi tiiig eei
i i.m. with a devotional hour at
supper time.
High achool graduates who arenP,r "J ," "3
member? of First Christian, will
receive reeosnition Sunday durina
the morning service. The annual
senior banouet of First Christian
Church will be held at the church !
social rooms Friday night with the " " complete reoecoration botn
Christian Church graduates of both!n the exterior and interior of the
junior and high school as special
guests. Wednesday the congrega
tion members will go to Turner for
a general clean-up day of the
j Christian Churches convention
Ban-'grounds. Dally vacation Bible
nom, J'"J tJ tcners are
Mrs- . tUtShall, Mrs. Jack MOT-
. t-.1. . t it : ,. i
,,'
iuiA. .tnn nmi i iiiMujn, anu
Rev. and Mrs. 1. M. Nelson.
Irst Cammaaioa
Holy Communion will be cele
brated at Immanuel Church Sun-:
day at 11 o clock with the members .
of (he confirmation class, con
firmed last Sunday, receiving their TT!im.. a
(irst communion. Vacation Bible' U 1111(1 llull 10
W""f.i
Ray Lester
KKn
will be guest speaker Sunday
o'clock at Tinity Lutheran Church
On June 3, the Salem Singers
rhnir
Trinity vacation Bible schol will
start June 4.
K. B. Hvatt . Silverinn will nk
Quartet Plans
rri ft
I YVfi .NPTVIPPC
" V 1113
Suivimu Nwi Itrvltt
PRATUM Pratum Mennonite
lwb.Uv?Wi" '?,,ur thJ .P?Ce. in
.... MU. . , lwu hip program,
services Sunday evening. ' r ,
The first service, designed for Tnr"hut h ummer the Tel
the young people of the com- loSB'P wiU hM monthly picnic
munity in a youth fellowship : moetlnga and the evening discus
meeting, will be held in the ,lon T0UP continue to meet
young peonies' room st 7. The twice monthly at the Robert
second service, a combination pro-
gram in two parts, one for chil-
dren and the other a program of
general interest, will be given
at 7:43 in the main auditorium,
The quartet is well-known for
its
Sunday evening radio pro-
ns and also for many appear-
grams and also lor many appear-
ances in special programs and
events throughout the Salem area.
i tit- i latum iiifrnntmiie cnurcn
is located five miles east of Lan-1
caster Drive on Garden Road.
Special Rite
T n it
1U I UV riOIlOr
J
To Veterans
The Salem Federation of Patrio -
tic orders will sponsor a special
..iiiiiuiiai flnvill m i.m p.m.
Sunday at First Congregational
Church, Marlon and Center streets.
Veterans of all U.S. wars wttt be
honored at lhe candlelight cere-
m(!, , . ...
',0I1 ;'r Moiners Will Have a
,
P'ace 01 nonor al lne PUOUC serv-
lcc 8 iU (smilies of deceased
.veterans.
. ,
ReMTVOir ( Jearillg
liHl ASKS SIV.IMHI
PORTLAND A
The job of
clearing 66 acres at the Hills
Creek Reservoir on the middle,
fork of the Willamette R i v e r
brought a low bid of $19,000 from1
Harbert Brothers of Estacada
Thursday. ,
The Armv Knoineer.' r.iim.ir. :
for te work was $21,830. There
were two other bidders.
BILL AFFECTS STEAMERS
! WASHINGTON -House pas
sage has sent to President F.isen
hower bills reauirinu river steam-
ers to carry life preservers (o all
passenges and crew memoes
and equiring motor-sail boats to
C;,rry uniform ,igna tni running
lights.
"RIMIMIII THI IAIIATN DAY
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
NORTH SUMMIR AT HOOD IT.
Services an taivtrfay
Sabbath School 9:30 a.m.
Preaching 1 1:00 a.m.
Youlh Meeting 4:00 p.m.
MINIITIi IID. H. A. fiCKHAM
A M.H CareJjal W.liem.
Awaits Yaw
First Church
of the Nazarene
(enter at Thirteenth
9 43 Sunday School
10:50 Morning Worship
"Sermon bv New Psilor"
4:30 Youth Hour
7:30 Evangelistic Service
"Sermon by New Psstor"
Rev. Duane K M nth. Pastor
The Public 1 Invited
at Seventh-day Adventist Saturday
morning at 11 o'clock. A church
and school picnic Is planned for
Sunday morning at wilhoit Springs
Special baccalaureate services
will be held at the Silverton Meth
odlst Church for the congregation s
young people who are member of
the Union High School graduating
class. The seniors will wear the
caps and towns, and will be guests
of the Woman s Society for Chris
tian service following the morning
worship hour.
Dedication Set
In Remodeled
Salem Church
First Church Open Bible Stan
dard, known formally as Victory
within and without.
wor includes new rest rooms,
nursery, Sunday School room,
cloak room and a new platform as
Duuaing. a new neon sign also nas
been installed on the front of the
church and new floors and seats
have been installed.
Dedication services for the new
ly remodeled structure are planned
on May 30 with services at 2:30 and
7:45 p.m. Speakers will be the Rev.
Clifford Berg of Stevenson,' Wash.,
and the Rev. T. A. Tousley, Port
land, superintendent of the regional
division. Salem pastor Is the Rev.
Raymond M. Eatrs.
'Hold Closinc
-7
Summer Rite
For the last format service In
the Salem Unitarian Fellowship's
meeting year, Dr. Will Drum will
..k . "tk. n .i.. .i
Sunday morning in the YWCA. jeiM pUyH )or bim
Dr. Drum is an associate pro- "They had me Jumping and
lessor of social work at Portland ! from the way them cats acted I
State College and a marriage reckon I had them jumping."
counselor. He has recently com-1 said America's unofficial ambas
pleted 12 lectures on a television "dor of jaa.
education series. Armstrong said he made an-
Mrs. Carlisle Robert, and Mrs. I S'.l" l07 durin hil thr
L C.I It .. :il : j .
cial music for the morning's wor
Leonard residence.
Lake G)unty
St II Ml 14 r Jl rtTI
1
i . f-wi
!T(3JJl Jflll
C
LAKEVIEW - Plans for a
fund-raising campaign to keep a downs he played, Armstrong re
country agricultural agent in Lake' plied:
County are under way here. ) The ol 'St Louis Blues.' They
Both the county agent and the understood it best 'cause it
county 4-H Club leader were voted really started out down here."
'out in the primary election when
voters rejected six special "
measures The cost w..uld have
measures. The cost would have
been $13,657 for the county agent
and 4-H agent. Officials said that
rnri.ciintH ahnnt m fmirth nf that
: cost of ,he ,x,.nsion progr,m iB
tne county, the rest of the money
coming from state and federal
funds.
U .l..nlAr.. r,.RJ. Mt
rr ! l .k-will h-r-om. ih. Ani
Oregon county without a county
agent.
TW K ru Mill
lieW ETa JTIIII
S Destroyed in Fire
ORKGON CITY
Fire de-
st roved
the Oregon Shingle Mill
Era. south of here. Kri-
at New
day. Manager Klmer Tagh said
the mill, valued at $70,000, was a
complete loss,
The mill reopened a few months
after having been shut down
hy a fire four years ago. It cm-
cloyed 22 men.
SAINT PAUL'S
EPISCOPAL
S. Liberty t High at Myers
- SUNDAY SERVICES -
7:30 Holy Communion
9:30 Family Service
11:00 Matins ft Sermon
Mission, V. P. W. Hall
630 Hood Street
Family Service, 9 A. M.
Rev. Gee. H. Swift, Rector
A Warm Welcome Awaits You
At
FIRST BAPTIST SUNDAY
11:00 a. m., Worship Service
"Sword of Separation"
t REV. BEN OWEN
7 30 P. M.
"SAVED - FOR WHAT?"
REV. STANTON IRVINE
Combined Youth Choirs
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MOMMY
"Vera, I'd swear these are Um
Satchmo Says
Blues Came
From Africa
ACCRA. Gold Coast tiu. Louis
(Satchmo) Armstrong said he's
convinced the blues really origi
nated In Africa.
"I've heard It all down here,"
the hot trumpet man said as hair?
boarded a plane for the united!
States. "Every time I listened to
these rsts beat It out on them
tribal drums 1 kept saying to my-
self. 'Salon, you hearing the real
stuff.' "
Music experts have argued tor
years whether the blues originat
ed in Africa, or In the cotton
Iields and back alleys of Ameri
ca's south.
Those who plumped for the
south have been in the majority.
Few Written by Himself
"I've wrote a few blues my
self," uid Satchmo, "but 1 got
' tonfess that I heard the real
01 bu tuff down here."
Armstrong and his six-piece
"
I 1 saw one oi mem moat la
dies who reminaea me so much
of my old mammy (Mary Ann
Armstrong) that I got tears ln
my eyes."
He referred to a dancer oi the
Ewee tribe.
Holds Head Like Maau
"She danced and sang like my
mother and when I went over to
talk to her she even held her
head like mama used to hold
hers and before long I was call
ing her 'Mama.' "
Satchmo talked to her through
an interpreter.
"Now, ain't that a mess" he
said. "I'm an African and she's
an African and yet we couldn't
talk the same language."
Asked what tune his African
audiences liked best out of the
lVfo-ffjarpI TniniHll
lIararei irUIIiail
Has Laryngitis,
Cancels TV Show
NEW YORK (Margaret Tru
man has a case of laryngitis, and
ts cancelling her scheduled tele-
vi"on appearances for the time
being.
"lt's nothing serious," her hus
band, Clifton Daniel, assistant to
the (oreign newt editor of the New
York Times, said Friday. "She's
not confined to bed. But obviously,
with s bad throat, she can't per
form "
In Hollywood, a National Broad
casting Co. spokesman said ached-
UIM appearances mere oi miss
Truman en the George (,obe TV
snow June 2 ana on naannee
Theater'' June 8 were being post
poned. Daniel and Miss Truman were
married last month.
FIRST CHURCH OPEN
BIBLE STANDARD
1233 N. Commertlsl Street
Announcing
Speclsl Memorial Day Rally
May 30, 195
Dedication of Church
Services at 1:30 P. M. and
at 7:45 P. M.
Rev. Clifford Berg
Will Be Afternoon Speaker
(Stevenson, Washington)
Rev. T. A. Touiley
Will Be Evening Speaker
(Portland, Ore.
Divisional Superintendent)
Evervonr Welcome
FIRST CHURCH
OPEN Bltli STANDARD
Wsi Formerly Victory Chapel
Rev. Raymond M. Eites, pastor
Special Mimic
Statesman, Salem, Ore:, Sat., May 26. '58 (Sec. I)-7
ly THE MOSSIEKS
aame weeds I palled laat year.'
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
CHEMEEETA. sad WINTER
"Chrlitian
PatriotUm"
ByDr.Pellag
Memorial Day aUrvkt
Two Services; MS aad 11 ua.
KOCO 1INI.B,
SALEM
TRUTH CENTER
114 Court St
Sunday 11 a. m.
Sunday School
It a. as. Warship
Metaphysical LorWre
Wednesday I p. as.
Metaphysical LThrary
Book Store
Monday Friday, IM
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OUtMESSAOI-CHRlSTl
11 e.K'cltsMNe Mad
Mti.si.'tmlHUm- ,
THI FRIENDIY CHURCH
SalWt
METHODIST
Churchti
Welcome You
Trinity at
Four Corntn
m 8. Elma Ave.
Joe A. Hardlnf. raster
rknrck School al 43
Worship Service al 1:31 tad
ll.H a. an.
Wait Saltm
3rd aad Gerth
Oecar Olsea. Pastor
rkssrek aVkausI t il
Worship Service at 11:M a. as.
First
Ml SUU
Brooks U. Moor. Pastor
Church School and Wenhlp,
l:J and 11:041 a. at.
Jason LM Mtmoriai
N Winter and Jeffersei
Ernest Geulder, Pastor
Church School at 1:44
Worship Service at U:M
Uslio
S. Commercial aad Meyer
Robert Mcllvtnna. Pastor
Church School at 1.4)
Worship Cervlre at 11:0
Morningtidt)
Community
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John Morse Pastor
Church School at 1:43.
Worship Service at l:H
District Supertntendeat of
Salem Olstrlct, Dr. Geerg
Reseberry. 1193 N. Summer.
Through tha
Into a Rtalm
I'
To worthily mark th psiling of (
beloved spirit, funaral should
press, at eloquently it possible, th
heartenina oromise of the life irnl.
Observant of Evtry Wiih,
Headful of Evary Naad
20S S. Church at Ferry
Man Swallows
Razorblade While
Cutting Toe Nails ;
SAM ANTONIO, Te. -Emii
Samsel, U, took I deep breath
while trimming his tot aaili and
swallowed double edge raaor
blade.
At hospital attendants said
the blade had lodged la bit etopha
gus and that physicians would at
tempt ta break It and remove It,
Samuel said he wag holding tha
blade hi hit mouth whea the ac
cident occurred. The hospital re
ported ha was la at Immediate
danger.
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490 N. tttk It.
MS .m.-Swnday Shl
t;4S a.m.-Yovth Saevka
"My letfrlond
PM.
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Re. Roy K, Worthlngtoa
. A FRIENDLY
WELCOME AWAITS YOU
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH
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the Tall White, Spin
:30no!11r00a.,
"Grtot It Our Dtbt"
Memorial Sunday meaaago
IrtMckati KSIM
11:30-1100
Brooks H. Moor
Mlavister
FI3ST CK7JSTUN
CHIHCH
Wayne Greene,
Clartnco Fuqua, Minister
Martoa and CetUf
t:4J, Church Sch.,
10:4SWoehlp
iMnirtail SwivM
"Highway af Momory"
4:00 4:00 '
YsMtti AcMvWm
7:30 Ivanlng Worship)
"The Last Jadfeat"
S social ky TeeU Choir
The Lutheran
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WElCOMt YOU
ST. MARE'S (1). L. C)
143 North Charch
Servtco U:M a. at. '
Snaday School t:3l a.
Jeka L. Caahl. Paetar
ST. JOJlN-S (LC.-M. Sya.)
Itb aad Coart ft.
Service l:3 a. as.
Sadr School 1:11 a. a.
I. W. Greta, Pastor
CRACK (ti t.)
33N Siiaayv4ew Avepo
Servtca II a, m.
Sanday School l:U a. aa. .
LaweU Bella), Pastor
GOOD SHEPHERD (tl. L. C)
ITU SoaU Camawrrtal
Serk 11 t. at.
Sunday School 1:43 a. as.
0. W. Khrifhl, D. D.. Partor
FAITH (U, L. C.)
43W North River Road
Services 1:31 t.m. aad
11 a.aa.
Suada School l:tt a. at. ..
Warrea W. PKhaua. Pastor
CHRISV (A L C )
SUU at lltk Street
Service 1:31 . tad
11 a. sa.
ovinday School. 1:43 a, a.
T. M. Gehkard. Paster
CENTSAL L P. C
North Capitol it Galne
Service 11 tad
1:31 p. as.
Manda School 143 a. av
Hirald Griadal, Paslor
Gatts of Tims...
of Ettrnal Light
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