Tomorrow's Sunday
'
A pic of Special Church Activitiet in Salem and the Valley
Labish Center
Church Plans
Installation
Statesman News letvlre
LABISH CKNTER Thirty six
church officers and teachers will
be installed at the Labish Center
K angrcal United Brethren
Church Sunday.
New church officials include:
Harrv Boehm, class leader;
Mcritll Reed, assistant class lead
er; Roy Westling, treasurer; Mrs.
Harry Overy, financial secretary;
Merrill Reed and Willard Aker,
trustees: Orville Klampe, Mrs Roy
Tyler. E. M. Boies, Mrs. 0. P.
Cotner, Mrs. Harvey Aker,
stewards.
Superintendent
Arlo Pugh, Sunday School super
intendent; Mrs. Arlo I'uyh. junior
department superintendent; Wil-
lard Aker. Sunday School secre-
tary; Phyllis Aker, Sunday School
treasurer.
Mrs .Merrill Reed, Cradle Roll
teacher; Mrs. Arlo Push, primary
class; Mrs. E. M. Boies, junior
girls; Mrs. Emery Jones, junior ,
boys: Mrs. Jack Oglcsby, inter-
mediate class: Mrs. Nathan Kurth,
junior high class; Merrill Reed,
senior high class: Miss Grace
Klampe. college and young people;
Nathan Kurth, Cruisers class; the
Itev. Lyman L. Myers, Kum-.lnin-I's;
Mrs. Marion Gilchrist, Bible
class; Grace Kiampe. senior youth
fellowship; Mrs. William Pfau. in
termediate Youth Fellowship ad
visor; Mrs. Lyman L. Myers, Live
wires advisor.
Men's League
Jack Osleshy, president of the
Ei angelical L' n i t e d Brethren
Men; Willard Aker. vice president;
II. G. Pcarsall, secretary - treas
urer. Mrs. Harry Boehm. vice presi-
dent afternoon Christian Service
Circle: Mrs. W. R. Daughtery.
treasurer.
Mrs. K. M Boies, president of
the evening Christian Service Cir
cle: Mrs. Owen Thomas, vice presi
dent ; Mrs
Roy Tyler, secretary-
treasurer.
Patty Oglesby, president of
Youth Fellowship: Richard Rhodes,
vice president: Patty Jones, sec
retary;. Betty Kurth, treasurer.
Holy Communion service will
nfo be hdd Sunday. A film. "A
Wonderful Life," will be shown at
7:45 p.m. Sunnay.
Methodists to
Hold Teaching
School Here
.iir ..,. c... ,..,. ;"" -serVance of the one hundredth an-'
S.Ch.r1,.J ! "WV lmvcTMiy of the establishment of
of the Methodist Church will open Mjssolirl Synod Lu,heranism in
with a 5:30 pm dinner meeting,.., . . ,A . ...:,, .nrH
Minaay at tne rirsi .iieinnbist
Church and continue through Fri-
day
This school is sponsored by the
Oregon Conference Board of Kdu-
catinn and is an nhseri alion-nrar-i
, mm lounoea tne nrsi congrcg,
tier school giving practical help to!lion, ln ,he ,rM
church school teachers in depart-
ments from nursery through highly, . .
school age (.(Milral Lutlieraii
About 125 teachers from ,
churches throughout the state are lllCS rillll
enrolled. Sessions w ill be at First ,
Methodist Church and housing pro-
ided at Lausanne Hall on Wi
cite I'niversity campus.
Leaders nf the school are: Mrs.
J. K. Sayre, director of children's
work for the Oregon conference:
Mrs. F. Arthur Rollins, nursery
superintendent, Rose City Park
Methociist Church. Portland: Miss
Lucy Rickrl, director of children's
work of the Pacific Northwest con
ference: Mrs. Donald Campbell,
pastor's wife and teacher, Milton
Freewater: Mrs D II Wyatt. dis
trict director of children's work.
Southern California-Arizona con
ference; the Rev. John Wood, pas
tor of Garden Home Methodist
Church; and the Rev. Kugene F.
Laubnch, executive secretary of
the Oregon Conference Board of
Fducation.
Vacation Church
School Program
1
Sunday at Liherty
Statrtman News Srrvde j
LIBKRTY-The daily vacation
Bible school of the Liberty Chris
tian Church of Christ will hold its
program Sunday during the Bible
school hour. I
Sere ice will begin at 9 4.1 am,
and Mrs Martin Boalwripht will!
have hare of Ihe pit-ithool
croup. Mrs. P. V. Fancy has the
first and second grade group and
Mrs. Arlie I-argent has the third
anci fourth graders.
Assisting are Rosemary Boat
wnght, Dorothy Schneider, Joyce
Clark. Bonnie Jean Kurlh, Dick
McKillop. and Judy Heady. ,
Mrs. Bonnie Drawsen is secre- (
!ary. Chervl I.ee Kurth, assistant j
secretary. Mrs. William 1 rapnell ,
is the director.
G. R Boatwright will 'have
charge of the morning service at
11:00 o'clock. i
, iia First Church
of the Nazarene
' Center at Thirteenth
J- l- :45 Sunday School
. ' '- 10:50 Morning Worship
.At-'Al9 "Filly Joined Together"
'tkiidlC'" 6:30 Youth Hour
Ji--' '. "The Personal Touch"
, B , a ,,", ! 7:30 Evangelistic Service
Rev. Duane E. Muth, Pastor
Salem's Singing Church Th rublic ,, ,nvjtf(!
i
Bangkok Mission Leader to
Hold Series of Salem Talks
rv ti d w r. u
Dr. Horace W. Ryburn, Field
has lived in Bangkok since 1938,
Dr. Ryburn will arrive in Salem on Saturday. June 30. He has
been in sttendapce at the World Consultative Conference in New
Vni, ,.nx k .h. Rnard f rr.io- ui... rt ik. nk
York, called by the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian
Church, tie has ilso tiled en
gagements at the recent meeting
of the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church, U.S.A.
Reservations are now being
made for Dr. Rybirn's major ap
pearances in Salem. A special
men's breakfast will be held at 7
a.m. Monday, July 2, for an ad
dress ny nr. KjDuni on inaaow
Over Asia."
The ten Guilds of the Women's
Association are preparing for the
Women's luncheon Monday noon,
when Dr. Ryburn will speak on
"Gwen Grows the Tree.''
Dr. Ryburn will preach at
both services Sunday morning,
Julv 1st. The early service at
9 45 j, broadcast f-om 10 to 10:30
ver station KOCO The second
service is at 11 a.m. His subject
will be "What's in a Name."
A young people s rally is set
Sunday at 7;30 p.m. This rally
will open with a reception and
fellowship hour. Dr. Ryburn's
su
tion?
Dr. Sehultze
Guest Pastor
Dr. Daniel H. Sehultze, Wil
lamette Professor, will preach at
10 a m. Sunday in the First Con
gregational Church.
The Church School will meet
at this same hour throughout
June and July. There will be a
Church-Time Nursery also at 10
a m. and Baby Care as well each
summer Sundav.
Dr. Julian Keiser is in Omaha,
Neb , attending the national bi-
ennial general council meeting of
Hie Consreeational denomination.
Mr. Paul Harvey. Jr . also s
First Congregational Church is
attending as a delegate of the
Oregon Congregational Confer
ence, of which he is Moderator.
President Sends
Special loiter to
Lutheran Synod
ST. PALL. Minn. - The 43rd
convention of the Lutheran Church !
Missouri Svnod nnened its sessions
in St. Paul Municipal Auditorium
Wednesday with special greetings I
from President Dwight D. Eisen-
hower, addressed to Dr. John W.
Behnken. president of the 2 000.000
memoer cnurcn noay. since isjj.
"Because," the President said.
"tl.i ri anl i n n ...ill inr'lllAa nn H.
, , ., ,,, :., th m,mh.r
" :.;,f rh.ir h in thnt ta e -
ot jour (hurch in mat state
men and women who carry on the
.tradition of faith and service be-
i on pi hu ( ha miccinntirir uhn in
' . . . ' " "
The film "The Higher Pardon"
will be presented at 7 30 pm.
Sunday at Central Lutheran
Church by the Luther League.
The public has hern invited to
attend the showing,
i Worship service will be con-
ducted hy Val Barnes, league
president.
Gideons will participale in the
It am. service at Centrol Luth
eran Church Sunday.
Butleville S( Is
Vacation School
Statesman News Servlre
B UTTEV I I.LE Vacation Bihle
School sponsored by the Butte-
ville Congregational Church will
begin Monday and continue for
ten days.
The church picnic has been
scheduled for July 8 following
the morning service, and will be
held in Champoeg State Park.
It will be a no host dinner.
Mrs. Harriman
Set to Accompany
Mate in Campaign
NKW YORK 'f -
Mrs. Averell
Harriman. wife of New York's
Democratic governor, says sne is;
all set to accompany her husband
as he campaigns (or his
party'
presidential nomination.
Mrs. Harriman held a conference
for nrwswomen Thursday at her
town house on Manhattan's I'pper
Fast side.
Asked if she encouraged the gov-
ernor to inrow nis nat in
the
presidential ring, she replied:
"Well, I certainly dicln't lis
courage him. I always go along
with what he wants to do "
n . . . -t , t
Administrator for Thailan who
will be guest speaker it a coming
The Rev. Boone L. White, new pas
tor of the Morningside Methodist
Church, who arrived In Salem
with his family last week.
M. , i
Sat'll lis rreil'li
Loriniii
II M.M M- ' ai M. V -4t
Church Pastor
Starts Duties
The Rev. Boone L. and Mrs.
Florence M. White and babv Amv
Camille arrived at Morningside
! Methodist Sunday, June 17. where .
he was appointed pastor at the'
Oregon Methodist Conference on
June 1
Rev. White graduated from Bav-
lor I'niversity in Waco. Texas and
Garrett Theological Seminary in
iVeic in Salem
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'ft A 1 1
A & LI.
Kvanston Illinois, and did a ycarjsonage.
of graduate stutiy at Drew Theo
logical Seminary. His pastorates
belore coming to Salem were at
Skokie. 111., and Port F.wcn, N Y.
The Rev . Mr While was born
s. i-ongmont, Colorado, and Mrs.
White at Goodland, Kan. Mrs
While taught school after gradua-
",n ,ron' cniler ln mansion. 111
,H,S 'avorite sports are mountain
n""n 8nQ cumoing in me snow.
! fishing and Boy Scout work.
He
has his Eagle Scout award.
r. . f .
StUUCnt fjllCSt
Preacher Here
W. V. I.aMunyon, senior at
Pacific Theological Seminary,
Berkley. Calif., will conduct the
. .
a"d PTe3Cn
lnp n a m servlrc a( st
sermon at
St Mark's
Lmhrran rhurch Sundav.
l,Mnnvnn mr.mr.nr nf St
mar.i' : .
:vlar " consioering entering
the foreign misison field follnwin
completion of his theological
training.
Free Methodists
To Hear District
Superintendent
Rev W. S. Kendall, superinten
dent of the Oregon Conference of
the Free Methodist Church, will be
guest speaker at Sunday's 11 am
worship service in Ihe Free Metho
dist Church
The Itev. Mr. Kendall is known
over Ihe denomination as an ac
complished preacher, having
served as an evangelist for almost
20 years before heing elected to
his present office three years ago
The sacrament of the I.ord's sup
per will be administered as part
of the sen ice.
Dalian Gospel Church
To Hrar Rev. Yoiler
DALLAS At the Dallas Four
square Gospel Church Ihe Rev.
Bess Voder. Willamette District
Co-ordinator will speak at the 11
o'clock service Sunday.
The pastor, the Rev. Perry
Philp. will bring Ihe evangelistic
message, at 7 4.i p in.
CLASS HOLDS PICNIC
The Kiirn Join t's and Adult
Sunday School class of the Labish
Center K T B Church held a pic
i nic at Nrskowin on Thursday.
(OMMCNION SERVICE
rommunion 5mie combined
.. :,u !,,;. . ,. ,,.,, ,n k hr.lH
Sunday at St. Taiil's Kpiscopal
Church. Salem. '
Billy Graham Film
"BATTLEGROUND EUROPE"
SUNDAY, ,7-30 PM
if See and Hear Billy Graham in Hitler Stadium
if Dramatic Production Filmed Entirely in Europe
9:30 a.m. Sunday School Promotion Program
"Lights in a Dark World" (Main Auditorium)
11:00 a.m. WORSHIP HOUR
Hear Guest Speaker Dr. Jock Mitchell of Portland
"Real Discipleship"
D jLaTI I Morion ond
First Baptist Church 1
Pastor Giv.cn
Renewed Call
At Silverton
Statesman fi Servire
SILVERTON At the annual
church meeting Thursday niht,
the Rev. John Price, pastor of Pil
grim Holiness for the past three
years, was unanimously recalled
for the coming year, tie- 1 to the
' u. u i,,,t i n r.raham
1 Sundav School ,lipcrintendcnt;'
rLf. Zrv " Mrs
JTr 11 " ;H H
r reda Gr.'ham. oeaenness. and H.
D. Nettleton, Elder. In addition to
the regular Sunday services Pil
grim louth service nas oeen sei
for Sunday at 6 45 with Esther
Nettleton as president.
The Rev. Kenneth Fran of Sa
lem, will be guest speaker Sunday
at both the morning and evening
worship services at First Baptist
Church. The Bible study group will
meet Wednesday night at the Mc
Neilly home at 304 Mill StrecJ.
Student Leader
Robert I-ester, student at Luther
Theological Seminary, St. Paul.
Minn., will conduct the services
at Immanuel Lutheran Church Sun
day anci Luther Leaguers will hold
a Cmfl'iu Ai-inina nn-hnal nirntr
on 'the Abioua. meeting at ,he
church at 6 p m.
Ray Lester, a student
at Luther
Theological Seminary will speak at
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday
morning at 11 0 clock
The Silverton
Methodist church
will hold two services Sunday,
meeting at ft a.m. and 11 am.
Woman's Society Day will be ob-
j c j . V. i t .- Billv Graham preaching in five i 'apiul Bapti.t-jooo Lansing sun
ed Sunday at 11 odock when . . . ,.u day irhool a IS am. Strvicea 11
serv
newly elected officers of the group
will attend together.
1 Son, ,srrvrc
Seventh-day Adventist Saturday
morning services begin at 915
with a song service followed by
Elder McVay will speak, ana' then
go to Monitor to conduct services, p 0 r 1 1 a nd. "Real Discipleship"
Sahbath school will follow the Portland. "Real Discipleship"
morning services. A baptism for Wii be the theme of his sermon,
candidates from the Silverton, the Sunday School for this Sun
Monitor and the Oregon City day only will convene at 9:30
Seventh-day Adventist church will a m. All departments wiU meet
be held in the Oregon City church in the auditorium for Promotion
at 4 p m. Saturday. Pathfinders Day services.
meet Monday at 7 pm.
Laivar i.umer i-edgui . .u,,-
sor an open program Sunday night
81 I JU ULlW.a. n noiutr "t
chalk talk bv the pastor, the
Rev. Carl G. Berg. Bible Fellow-
ship will be held Wednesday night!
at o'clock at the Calvary par-
Salk Vaccine
For All Under
20 Weighed
WASHINGTON t - The Public
'lealth Service is considering ner Department, Mrs. B. C. Hall,
whether to recommend the Salk j Mrs James Lannigan, Mrs. Harl
pol.o vaccine be made available Noble, Mrs. Margie McLaughlin,
to nearly .all persons under 20 Mrs. Ruth Query, Mrs. Otis Brad
years of age. bury, MrsMabeI McGuire, and
A spokesman said Friday discus- B C. Hall. Primary Department,
sions had been started as to whelh-
er the-time is approaching when
the priority group should he
broadened from the currently rec-
ommended 0 through 14 ages
The priority group also includes
pregnant woinco.
r.rnnilv increased siiDDlies
which have been available since
about March 1 have led at least
ot si.ii.s anri tern ones o Droafl-
on thnir nriorilv Brouns to include1
Dersons no through It. though
some recommend excluding in
fants under six months or a year
of ace.
Rhode Island aad New Hamp
. . .,
shire
unra Irt in 1 SI in
week.
The control program is a volun
tary one. and any state may vary
from the nationally recommended
procedure in its own discretion.
The national advisory commit
tee will he consulted or called into
seession to consider any health
service recommendation before fi
nal action is taken, a spokesman
said.
S64,000TV
Winner Has
7-PoiintlBov
DAYTON. Ohio l- Mrs. Bob
by e O'Rourke. who wilh her jet
pilot husband won $64,000 on a
television quiz show early
month, became a mother of a
this
sev-
en pound, three ounce boy at 4
a m. Friday.
The baby was delivered al
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Hospital. Base ullicials said baby,
mother anu1 father were all "doing
fine."
They said the O'Houikes had not
yet decided on a name for the
boy, who was 21 inches long
Cap't. Thomas O'Rourke and his
wife each won :i2,0ilfl on The
M.non Question" television prn-
gram hy answering
questinns
ahnui Shprlnrk Holmes
They are also the parents nf a
20 month old daughter, Rohyn
1,000 Expected at Christian Missionary
Convention Opening at .Turner Tuesday
statesman News Service
Tl'RNKR Some l.tot persons
are eipertrd tnr the annual Ore-
(on Chris-.tan Missionary Convcn-
tton which opens Tuesday at the
historic tabernacle at Turner. The
convention will run through July j
I.
A host of widely known Chris-)
llnn Church pastors and officials
will be featured speakers al morn-,
Ins;, afternoon and evening ses- j
slon through the week. Delegates 1
are due from churches throughout j
the state. I
Besides the worship and Inspir-1
ational programs, delegates will
face major business In (he form I
ofve plan 10 reorganise the state,
jBilly Graham
Film Sunday
"Battleground Europe" is the
newest in the Billv Graham docu-
nientary lilms and will be shown
at 7:30 pm. on Sunday in the
auditorium of the First Baptist
1 nurcn. mere is complete pic
ture coverage of the Paris cru
sade showing converts by the
"" , h"-
lorm in response iu me invita
tion. You actually see and hear
milerent languages through an
interpreter with meetings i n
Norway, Holland, German y,
France and England..
Guest speaker for the 11 00
o'clock worship hour on Sunday
will he Dr. John Mitrhell nastor
nf the Central Bible Church in
l 1 l I po.lii.C
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" 1 vlLI
This Sundav
Sunday morning will be Recog
nition Day for 37 Sunday School
teachers and officers at the Kn
glrwond Kvangelical Cnited Breth
ren Church. During the Worship
c--,.;-- ,u , u it l.
ncrvicc the teachers will be pre -
srnled wilh certificates of appre
ciation and mementos in honor of
the past year s service.
Those to be honored are
Begin-
Mrs Flora Martin, Howard Walk-
er, Mrs Howard Walker, Mrs
Floyd King, Mrs. Oscar Schweitz,
Mrs. William Greif.
i Junior Department. Mrs. Dick
Sorick. Otis Bradbury. Mrs Wil -
''u irn, ;ui. uxnutm anion,
ft rs. Wl lam 1'ern. hflwarrt ar-
n. Mrs. r.awara iarneil.
Ke Derfler. Mrs Maynaro1
Ku
Nel-
'" " i-iuju nun
Vollln Department
Harold Dour-
is.
Mrs. Harold
Douris,
Berwin 1
Murrav. Willard
Bear, and Rev
l.loyd I ecker.
Adult Department. Dirk Sorick
Mrs. Grace Thompson, Miss Ger
IruHn l'f.tnhn
Itev. Morris Good
K"".
;rich, and William McKinnev
Sunday School
Superintendents
are .Floyd Query and Mrs. J
II
Congregational
Young People
To Hold Picnic
At the 11 o'clock service at
Knight Memorial Congregational
Church on Sunday morning the
sermon suhjert of the minister.
Louis E White, will be: "The
Things That Happen".
Young people of the Churrh
will meet at 1:30 to gn tn a picnTe
and vesper service at Dalles Park.
There will be no evening meet
ing of the Pilgrim Fellowship at
the church.
The second and final week of
ihe Vacation Church School will
npen Monday morning at 9
j)'clock. A closing program will
be presented for parents and
Inends on Friday at 7 30 pm.
Boys and girls Irom four years
of age through Jhe sixth grada
are invited to attend, regardless
of church affiliation.
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Youth $vndy School
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arofram offered U the laral
autonomous churches. Developed
after two years' committee stady,
this plan was tabled at last year's
convention mill the present year's
meeting.
Other major business will In
clude a plan for districting the
stale uniformly for all organiza
tions within the church that co
operate in regional programs.
Such activities would Include M
and Men's Brotherhood, Chris
tian Women's Fellowship and the
state youth program. Nine num-(
bered geographic areas would be,
established In Oregon.
The convention will open at
7:13 p.m. Tuesday with Ting R.
8a loin Churches
APOSTOLIC jrSIS NAM!
M Center. II m . I p m.
ASSEMBLY OF COD
Central Collaie and Hood 11
nd 7 30 p m
Evangelistic Temple Park
Market. II a m.. 7 44 p m
The Chapel Fairview Avt.
Bluff SI. 11 am., 7 '45 p m.
and
and
BAPTIST
Hfllirl'
Cottaft and D. 11 am
7:30 p m.
Calvary Ubfrlv and Miller
a in , 7 30 p m. Sunday School,
a. in
11
a m , 7 41 p m
Plrtt LlMrty and Marlon 11 a m..
7 :.T0 p m.
I ImmantiFl Harl and Academy. II
a m and 7 30 p m.
wtit Salem 8th and Aoitmon. 11
am, 7 30 pm.
CATHOLIC
i St. JntfpO't Winter and Chemtk
tta. 6. 7, I. 9 IS. 10 .Hi II 45 m
St. Vlnrrnt de Paul - MyrtI and
! Columbus. I 7, I. 9:15, 10 30 and 11 45
am
CHRISTIAN
Court St. 17th and Court
Sc-finnl. 0 45 a m . S 30 and 11
Fellowship Hour. 6 .10 p m
rint Cottaft and Marlon.
Biblr
a.m.;
10:4S
a m , 7 30 p m.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
Alllanrt 5th and Gainei 11 am.
7 JO p in
CHl'RCH or CHRIST central
Collate and Chemeketa. 10 50 am..
7 .10 p m
WSST SAI.IM CHt'Rl R Of CHRIST
City Hall. 11 a.m . 7 30 p.m.
CHl'RCH Of CHRIST. SCIENTIST
First - l iberty and Chemeketa. 11
a m., 8 pm.
CHl'RCH or GOO rim
l.anra.ter and Glendait.
and 7 30 p m.
It a m.
C'Ht'RC H or GOO. The
40 S 22nd 11 a m . 7 45 p m.
CHt Rt h or god or prophkct
I 1MO S. SOth. 11am., 1 4S p m
1
LUl H n vr ir ni t nnini r
LATTER DAT SAINTS - Ith and
(Mad
ison. S am., I 30 pm.
CHl'RCH OF THE SPIRIT Plrsl
1643 A SI . J.30 p m.
CONGREGATIONAL
First Cnttase and Marlon. 10 a.m
knliht MrmorlU-lfth and Parry.
11 am.
EPISt OPAI-St Paul's
S. Liberty and Myers.
11 am
7:30, 1:30.
mission of st pai'I.'s
I vfw Hail. Hood st . -se a m.
evancii i.icai. ami rffiirmed
I B'thany - Capitol and Marion li
m
j ,:V,lT.'VJJI-0Nbr"',
am. 730 pm
si - summer ana nanan.
tor
jam, 7 30 pm.
rAITII TABFRNACt.E
13U3 N. 5lh il a m., 7 :4S p m
FOI KSQI ARE
490 N ltith 11 a m , 7 45 p m.
FRtF METHODIST
Winter and Market,
p.m.
11 a m.. 1 30
fRIINIIS
Hithland Avenue Church
Hisnland II am. 7 .10 p m
Smilh Salem Commercial
and
and
Washinlton 11 a m . 7 30 p m.
r, r.ospr.L Pentecostal
Calvary ( hapel 1143 N Uberty
11 am. 7 45 p m.
Silverton Couple Leave
For Lutheran Meeting
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs C.
J Towc left by train Monday to
attend the National' Evangelical
Lutheran Church convention
that opened in Minneapolis,
Minn., Wednesday.
Towe is the lay delegate from
Ihe Immanuel Lutheran Church,
Silverton, and Mrs. Towe will at
tend the National Women's Mis
sionary Federation Convention
as a delegate from the Immanuel
WMF. The Rev. A. W. Nelson is
also in Minneapolis to attend the
convention.
ST. PAUL'S
EPISCOPAL
S. Liberty & High at Myers
SUNDAY SERVICES
7:30 Holy Communion
9:30 Family Service
1 1 :00 Matins and Sermon
Mission, V.F.W. Hot!
630 Hood Street
Family Service, 9:30 A.M.
Rev. Geo. II. Swift, Rector
R.W.Culpepper
Only 3 More Great Services
(SUNDAY 2:30 I
"Spiritual Gift Wk"
TONIGHT
'Pontocott In Action'
UNDER THE
HB.D TEKnT
Tent is located al 1S25 l.ana Avenue, one block east of
Portland Road in Salem. Oregon
ALL PEOPLE OF
k l.U eM.ill HurntMi S.IUwihia. Bey. C. H Scliarf. Caetrmea
Cham pie, aaitar at Wichita, Kan
sas, as guest speaker. Delegates
will register earlier Taesday,
Other featured speakers during
the week wiU Include: Clarence
Fuqua. coordinator of the youth
division of the Christian Educa
tion Commission: Dean John E.
MrCaw. on the faculty si Drake
1'nlverslty at Det Moines, Iowa: :
William D. Hull, missionary U
India; Martia Clark, direct sup
port missionary al Turner,
Among highlights of the week
will be a ministers' dinner al 1:41
Wednesday with Robert Mulkey
presiding and a r e p t r I from
Wayne A. Greene, pastor of First
Christian Church of Salem; a rou-l
rail Cot pel MHslsn - SOI N. Lib
erty. 10 a nv, 7 45 pm .
Jeius Name FenteeaitaJ UTS
Lou il am. 7 41 p m
'jFHnVAH S wiTNrssrs
I ISfM) Miaaion. ( p.m. Sunday.
jrwisH
Broadway and Madison. 110 am.
Friday I.
kincwoop mm.
112J Elm S 4S a.m., 10:4$ am, 1:4S
p.m.
Lt THFRAN
I Central - Capital and Galnet Run-
dav irhnol, S 4 a jr.. aervlcn 11 a.m.
and 1:14 pm
C hrlit-lS'n and Rlata. S M and
II a m. Sunday School at (.41 am.
Grace Lataeran Lanalng and Sun
nvview. Sunday arhool SU am.
Services B a.m.
si John's - 14th and Court t
10 30 am.
St Mark 34.1 N. Church. Sunday
school a 30 am Worihip 11 am
MFNTAL SCIKNCI
.170 Kingwood A vs. Clauet I pm
Trlday.
MfTHOOIST
Urn Church and Stata. I X and
11 am.
Jaian Lea Winter and Jefferaon
11 a.m.
Leslie Commercial and Meyers. II
am, 7:30 p m.
Mernlnfilda Metkedlrt Cknrek
Sunday School S45 am. and services
al 14 a.m. earh Sunday, ,
leit Salem 3rd and Ctrth. 11 a m
and 1:30 p m.
NA7.ARITNE first
13th and Center.
10 50 am , 1 30
i.m.
Ort.fi BIBI.I STANDARD
1231 N. CommerciaL 11 a.m.,
p m.
til
PIi r.RINS HOLINKSS
22SJ Carlton 11 am..
1 30 p m.
PRESBYTERIAN first
Winter and Chemeketa. I ll a m..
11 am.
RFORGANIZRD CHt'RCH OP ll
CHRIST OP LATTER DAT SAINTS
11th and Chemeketa. 11 a mH I i n.
IALIM BIBLR CHl'RCH
'b miles eaat on Center II. 11 a.m.
and T JO p.m.
SALVATION ARMY
Ml Stata. 11 a m, 1:30 m.
SIVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST
Summer and Hood. 1:30 and 11 a.m
SPIRITUALIST First
1120 Madiaoa. t:M in.
TRUTH CENTERS
114 Court St Sunday School 10
a m. Worship 11 a.m.
UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP"
No summer ecrvice.
UNITED BRETHREN First
114 Miaaion St Worship 11 a.m.
WrSI.FYAN METHODIST
13th and Mill 8L 11 a.m. and S n m
ft: t '&mi
Nertk Ith and Otie.es
ev. I. K. SatcheW, eeeae
9:45 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11 a.m.
"IN COD MY HElf
7:30 p.m.
"MAN'S CSIATIST ItlSlINO"
"Son, Thy Sins Se Forgiven Thee"
Meet a t rienat at
THI nilNDlT CHURCH
REVIVAL
IS HERE
L. C Coots
OklihotM
lapthl PriKk
Ing Hailing,
Holy 6loil
laptisni
Korean Chaplain
Telling His
Korean Experiences Saturday
Alght
Also Holy Spirit Baptism
Each Nite 8 P.M.
Eirept Monday
Rev. Wyatt Preaches Sunday,
II a.m.
Sunday School S:45 a.m.
FAITH
TABERNACLE
1305 North 5th at Gaines
Salem's Evangelistic Church
SUNDAY 7:30
"God's list (ill"
ALL CHURCHES
B
D
Jr-f
iS'
Statesman, Salem, Ore.,
vektUn kannnei al l:M a.ns. Fri-1 The General Assembly of th
day hi Ike enentUn dining kail; Presbyterian Church, V. S. A
and men's and yaejtns' bantmeti meeting in Philadelphis in eeln
t S:M .as. Satnrday. brstlon of the 230th anniversary
Plctiresn camping (ratinds the organintion of the first
la Ihe labernarl area will koast : Presbytery In the United States,
Mm JM W Um deleiatea and attended by Um Rev. Gerald
then will stay at motels and Emerson, assistant pastor el Sa
hotels. nVi First PresbyterUn Church.
The Re. L. O. White, Ubasan, 1 Mr. Emerson was commlslonef
resident f the Oregon ChrlsUaa o( Willamette Presbytery at this
grtHin, is enrrently an a trin U meeting of the highest Court o(
Ear and will mlta ihe roaren- the church, which witnessed a
lion. : unanimous vote to unite with the
Cecil H. Sever, Bend asUr. Is United Presbyterian Chorea,
vice resideat tl the Chrtstiaa This action by the General At
Caarrh rgaaitatlon aad Charles mbly will now go to the Pret
H. Addlemaa. Partlaad, serves as byteries for ratification.
eierutive secretary.
Tahernacle
At Brooks
Expanded
statesman Newt Sen-ice
BROOKS - An enlarged taber -
nacle with newly paved and
drained grounds will greet visitors
to the 20th annual ' Old Fashioned
Camp Meeting" in Bethel Gospel
Park near here July 2 through IS.
There will be sleeping and din
ing accommodations, and, accord
ing to information received from
the Assemblies of God organiia-
tion there will be the customary
inspirational singing, old fashioned
preaching and telling of Bible
stories.
Camp evangelist will be James
Van Meter, pastor of the Central
Assembly at Springfield. Mo. A. C.
Bates, described as a "favorite old
lime preacher." from Texas, will
be camp teacher. The missions
speaker will be Reuben Cande
laria. pastor of the revival center
at Manila, Philippines.
Guest Speaker at
Calvary Baptist
Guest speaker at Calvary Bap
tist Church Sunday will be the
Rev. W. Berkeley Ormond. pastor
of the First Baptist Church of Cas-1
per, Wyo. j
The Rev. and Mrs. Ormond and
family have been attending the
American Baptist Convention this
past week in Seattle, am) are
touring the northwest on their re
turn trip.
At the 11 a.m. service Rev. Or
mond will discuss "Meeting Ail
Our Needs." His topic for the 7:30
service will be "A Balanced Life."
miMIMIII THI IAIIATM Mr
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
NOSTH IUMMII AT MOOS IT.
Sarvke tM ttimdaf
Sabbath School 9:30 a.m.
Preaching 1 1:00 a.m.
Youth Mooting 4:00 p.m.
MINtlTH HO. H. A. HCKHAM
A Mm CeeaUel Wakaww
Awaits Yea
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
CHEMEKETA aad WINTER
"Holy
Communion"
By Dr. Poling
Two Services: 1:45 and 11 a.m.
KOCO- 10:M a.ns.
Hear
Rev. W. S. Kendall
Conference Superintendent
Sunday-11 A. M.
"An Active Faith"
7:30 P. M.-Mtsseao
by tho Pastor
Spacial Music
FREE METHODIST
CHURCH
Market and Winter
At lUt't tni'wg, tht Spirit
Rtops IU Ktwarding Horvtif
Richly rewarding is the spiritual
harveit of a lita, well lived. All the
solace and inspirstion of this truth
u expressed in funerals we conduct.
1VE
u I CLOUGB
Obiervonf of f viry Wisfc,
Httdhl ol htry Httd
UUU0JJ Ida.
Jj': - -1U!iH1 HOME
20s $. church stfVry
Sat., June 23, '56 (Sec I)-7
Salem Pastor
Attends Meet;
Union Voted
Mr. Emerson will speak at the
11 o'clock service Sunday and
bring the report on the signifi
cant action of this body in the
field of Foreign Missionary en
terprise, the evangelistic goals
and programs, and the proposed
advance in the on going work nf
the church in A merits and
throughout the world.
Other features of this Sunday
I morning service will be the ordi
,nalion nd installation of elders
nd ,n deacons elected at the
special meeting of the
Mnwegation.
Foursquare Church
iH N. 1Mb st
:4J m.hm4f
st-sV. ,
9C19MI
:4I p.as.-rlti
aoTvan
I1.-4N a av "Dry
wsr
Sariasiw3
Xev. Roy E. Worthingtoa
A FRIENDLY
WELCOME AWAITS YOU
First Methodist
Church
Down Towi
the TsU White Spin
:30 end 11 :00 a.m.
"Imperishable
Song"
(The ralsms
Broadcast KSLM-tl:JU!:M
Breaks B. Meere .
Mlalste
The Lutheran
Church f Salens -
WELCOME YOU
ST. MARK'S (V. L. C) 1
MS North Charcfe
Senrlc 11:N . . '
flaadaT School l:M . au
Jah L. raahla. fastor
ST. JOHN'S (UC Mo. Syi.)
14th a a- loan sa
Serrlc 1I:J a. as.
Snaday School :ll a. m.
R. W. Grost, raster
CRACK E. 1 C.)
S3M SuBByrlaw Aeaaa
Service 1:0 a. as.
Sunday School 11:11 a. sa.
LaweO Balte. Pastor
COOn SHEPHERD U. L C)
17i Sotrth Cammerdal
Service 11 i. m.
Sunday School :4i t. as.
a W. Ehrifht, D. D.. Patter
FAITH (U. L. C
4505 North River Road
Service :M i.m. aid
11 a.a.
Sunday School 1:43 a. bl
Warrea W. Ptehaua, PaaUr
CHRIST (A. L C)
SUta at llth Street
Service 1:11 a. u. aad
11 a. as.
Cnaday School, l:4t a. m.
T. M. Gehhard. Pastor
CENTRAL (U P. C.)
North Capitol at Galae
Service 11 t. a. aad
1:11 a. m.
Sunday School 1:41 a. b.
Harald Grinds!. Pastor
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