The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 09, 1956, Page 6, Image 6

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    6-Sec I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat, June 9, "58
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moutine before Waving executive mention far Walter Reed
Hospital Tha President, stricken with abdominal paint eorlier
waa lakan to hospital by ambuUnco. (A WirephotoL '
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Eisenhower had been taken ill. Listening te hit remarks .it Assecated Press Reporter Marvin
L Arrowtmith, plaid tie, who wet only reporter present when Hagarty first announced ill
ness. (AP Wirophefo) (See Story).
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Youth Topics Scheduled
At Silverton Churches
SILVERTOi Ray Lestrr. srmi-!the spakr at It a.m. Saturday
nary student, who is ipendinf the morninf at the Seventh-day Ad- ,
l summer at his home here, will
KUest speaker Sunday at Trinity olferuif will be dedicated to the
Lutheran Church. Special music Dorcas Welfare program. Path
win be a vocal solo by Miss Eileen ' finders meet Monday night at 7
Thompson of Canby, accompanied o'clock and the Dorcas Society
by her sister, Miss Maxine Thomp-, Tuesday afternoon for a relief
son. Luther League will meet work gathering.
aumay nigra at i.jo Tacatiofli
jBioie cnooi wiu go into us sec
ond week Monday. There have
been SI pupils attending this week.
A program is being planned for
Friday night, June IS at I o'clock
by the Bible school. Parents and
friends are invited to attead.
Luther League will give a pro
gram at Calvary Lutheran Church
Sunday night at I p.m. with a pro
gram arranged for both young
and old. The Rev. Carl C. Berg
wiU give a chalk talk. Bible Fel
lowship has been set for Wednes
day night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Moore.
In addition to the morning It
ociock services, mere will be a
Gospel service Sunday night at
7:30 at the First Baptist Church.
A Bible Study class will meet .Wed
nesday night at 7:45 at the Wil
liam Shackellord home at 807 Bart
lett. '
The second in a series of mes
sages on the Ten Commandments
will be given at First Christian at
U a m. Sunday. A fellowship din
ner will follow. Following the din
ner new officers of the Christian
Women's Fellowship will be in
stalled by the pastor, the Rev. I.
M. Nelson. The second week of the
Vacation Bible School will close
with a program for the public, j
Thursday night at 7:30 and a pic
nic for the school on Friday. The
official board of the church meets !
Monday nigh at S p m. with Ira
Loran as chairman.
Vacation Bible School will con-i
tinue through the coming week at!
Imnianuel Lutheran Church with!
a program for the parents Friday
morning.
New officers who will take over
the work at Luther Leacue Sun
day night at 7 o ciock are Pat
Patton, president: Deanne Sundet,
vice president: Janet Larsen. sec -
retary, Leif Poverud. treasurer.."!, pas,or ",r lnn"y (-"'",ch.
Carole Byberg, pocket Testament i fl,llng thc Psl lefl vacant last Feb-
Movement secretary.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Nelson
and familv will leave Monday fori8 10 M Petersburg. Alaska.
Minneapolis, Minn., where the' Bef,re cominf! the Srlidi
Rev. Mr. Nelson will attend the a,tcnd thf Rener convention
convention of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Following the
convention they will spend some
time on vacation at the summer
home of the Rev. Mr. Nelson's
mother on Lake Vermillion in
Northern Minnesota. They plan to
return July 12. During their ab
sence, services in Immanuel
Church will be conducted by
Robert Lester and Ray Lester,
brothers who are home on vacation
from their studies at Luther Theo
logical Seminary in St Paul, Minn.
Eugene Quade, Molalla will be
Salem Church
Sets Program,
Picnic Event
Morning worship will be moved
up unr nuur uom u 10 lu a.m.
this Sunday at First Congregational ,
Church because of Children's Day I
and an all-church picnic, the Rev-
Julian J. Keiser has announced. -The
congregation will leave after!
worship for the no-host picnic at I
Camp Adams. Congregational
camp near Molalla. Men's Club of,
the church is sponsoring the af-'
fair, with Andy Staat as chairman
of the cnmmittef on arrangements.
The picnic will be held rain or
shine, since shelter is available in
case of inclement weather.
Church School children will go to
their classes at the usual 9 30 a m.
and will enter the sanctuary in a
group at 10 a m., where they will
present a special program Thc
program will emphasize main fea
tures of the children's study of the
theme: "God Speaks To t's To
day." Infants will be baptized in
the service and the Junior Choir
will sing.
Mcllveiiiia Guest
At Morningside
The Rev. Ted Mcllvenna will be
guest speaker at the Morningside
Community Methodist Church at '
11 o'clock Sunday morning. He
spent the past year in a theologi
cal school in Edinburgh, Scotland, Next Wednesday evening's serv
and was ordained as a Methodist ; ice at First Baptist Church will
minister at the conference meet- feature the full -length sound film.
ing last week in Portland.
A two - weeks Daily Vacation
Bible School will open Monday
morning at the Morningside
Church with classes from 9 - 11:30
for all ages below the intermedi
ate level. Mrs. Leland Shinn is
superintendent of the School.
The local teaching force will be
aided the first week by a group
of college students, serving under
the Board of Education Work
Camp of the church. "Crusaders
For Christ" Is the theme for the
school.
St. Mark's Slate
Guest Speaker
W. W. LaMunyon, a young Theo
logical Seminary student, will sup
ply the pulpit at St. Mark's Luth
eran Church at the 11 a.m. serv
ice Sunday.
LaMunyon has completed two
of the three years of Theological
Seminary training required for
ordination by the Lutheran Church.
He is enrolled in the Pacific Luth
eran Theological Seminary, Ber
ir!., rvi;r
His sermon topic for the Sunday
.ervire will he "A Motto fr
Christian Living".
About thirty of the young people
of St. Mark's Luther League, Pas
tor and Mrs. Cauble, the League
-advisors Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hill-
strom, and Mr. and Mrs. A. N.
Sat her, are attending their annual
retreat at the beach this weekend.
belventist Church at Silverton. Th
A7eic Pastor
SILVERTON The Rev. Alvla
L. Selid who will eome to Sil
vertoe in earlv July to serve
as pastor of Trinity Lutheran
Church.
Pastor Selid
Due July 3
At Silverton
SILVERTON - James Phillips,
president of Trinity Lutheran con
gregation has received word that
the Rev. and Mrs. Akin L. Selid
ana ,noir ,lve cni'dren will arrive
I . Sllver,on Tuesday afternoon,
IJu,y 3 Thf p'- Mr- Splid is the.
"ln me lormer pastor, tne
' Rev-,J A- tutnro and family took
. ,.ne r.mgeiicai Lutheran
tnurcn ln Minneapolis. Minn.
. Rev. Mr. Selid attended public
school and high school at Watlnrd
City, N. D. He earned his Bache
lor of Arts degree from Concordia
College. Moorhead, Minn . and his
Christian Theology degree from
Luther Theologica
Paul, Minn.
Seminary in St.
His first parish was at Drake,
N D. w here, he serv ed churches at
Drake Balfour'. Rutte ' and Kief.
Four years later he wrved three
congregations in Enderlin Parish
Enderlin. N I) He was there (or
seven years. During his pastorate
in Enderlin, a building program
was launched in whirh the church
was completely remodeled and en
larged and a Sunday School unit
was constructed. He was serving
as the president of the North Da
kota District Luther League and
IS A mpmhlr nf tho Tntnrnolistnnl
Luther League Board
The Rev. Mr. Selid will conduct
his first service in Trinity at Sil
verton. July 8. Installation service
will be Sunday, July 22, with Dr.
H. L. Foss, Pacific District presi
dent of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, in charge
Former Opera
Singer Slated
Here Sunday
Bill Jackson, baritone soloist and
former light opera singer, will ap
pear in sacred concert nt the First
Baptist Church on Sundav evening
at 7:30.
Jackson, who received his voice
training under the noted John
Charles Thomas, has sung with the
Los Angeles Light Opera Company.
After his conversion to Christ,
Jackson devoted his voice to the
sieging of gospel music and has
since traveled to Japan and Korea
on singing missions
Pulpit message Sunday evening
will come from the Rev. William
Cross of Eugene, who will speak
on the subject, "The Stumbling
Block of the Cross "
"Scrap and Steel." which depicts
the work being done on Skid-Row.
The Rev. Ben Owen will speak
at the morning worship service on
Sunday. His subject will be "When
God Sings."
Guest Pastor
At Hopewell
HOPEWELL -The Rev How
ard Perry will speak al the Hope
well Evangelical I'nited Brethren
Church at 11 a m. Sunday. Chil
dren's Day and Promotion Day for
the Sunday School -vill be observed
during the Sunday School hour at
10 a.m.
The Western Mennonite Church
is sponsoring a daily vacation Bible
school from June 11 to June 22 for
those 4 to 12 years of age. The
Hopewell Seventh Day Advent ist
Church is holding its daily vacation
Bible school for the same age
group beginning Monday from
a.m. until 12 noon and closing with
a picnic June 21. Mrs. Waldo Maker
will be in charge of the kindergar-
!'rn dcprtmrnt and Mrs. Harold
Davis of the primary department.
The Hopewell Missionary Society
will hold its( June meeting at the
Hopewell El'B Church at 2 p m.
Wednesday. Mrs. Carl Pershall it
the leader and Mrs. Howard Ste
phens and Mrs. Rose Setala art
the rtfrtihmant fTHTiilttt