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Ann of Special
Dedications Planned Sunday
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These two parteaafra will be dedicated Suaday at 1 a.m. eeremealea at tbelr reepecllvi sites. Tea ahot
Shews the Bethel BapUit parsonage at 7tS Orchid Heights Read. It was eaaatructed by GelUi Broth
erf, eaatraetars. Bottom phate thawi the Free Mrtbe4lat parteaage at N. gammer and Galaei Street!.
Valaateer laker was responsible
Pratum Bible
School to End
With Program
Statesaaaa News Servlre
PRATUM Vacation Bible
school at Pratum Mennonite
Church will end Sunday with a
program and film at. 7:30 p.m.
Enrollment in the srhool 118
children wai the 1 a r I e a t in
many yean. Children enjoyed
scripture, memory work, Bible
stories, singing and various types
of handiwork.
Parents, friends and neighbors
of the children have been invited
to attend Sunday evening's pro
'gram which will include a brief
demonstration of things learned
and done during the past week.
The 30-minute sound movie.
'This Way to Heaven", will be
A free will offering will be re
ceived to help pay for Bible
school materials.
Baptists to Hear
Seminary Leader
Dr. Albert C. -Johnson, presi
dent of tha Western Conservative
Baptist Theological Seminary of
Portland, will speak it both ser
vices of the First Baptist Church
on Sunday. His address at the 11
in, worship hour will be en
titled, 'Truth, For Religious,
Unchristian Age." '
"When Life's Burdens Press"
wll be the theme of the go pel
message it the 7:30 p.m. service.
Salem Churches
APOSTOLIC ilSt'S KAMI
44 Center. Ik in, I in.
ASSEMBLY Of GOD
Central Cottage end Hoed. 11 a m.
and 7.30 am.
Iimlll fele Park and
Market. 11 m.. 7 41 pm.
The rhaeel Feirvlee Ava. and
Bluff at. 11 m.j 7:41 p m.
BAPTIST
nrthel Cottage and D. II a.m..
1 J0 p m.
rejrery Liberty and Millar. II
am., 7.30 p m. Sunday School, Its
Capital Baptist MOO Lenefnf Sun-4
ear scnnoi 'a am.
am, 7:41 p m.
Pint Liberty and Marloa. 11 am
7 SO p m.
Inunaaaei Haiel and Academy. II
a.m. and 7:30 P m.
wait Saleaa Itn and Poeemon, II
a m, 7 .30 pjn.
CATHOLIC m ,t
at. deeepS'e Winter and Chamee
tta. I. 7. a. M:3o, 11:41 am.
St. Vlswent da Paul Myrtle and
Columbus. . 1, I. IJHIJaM 11:41
a.m.
CHRISTIAN .
ceurt It. 17th and Court. Bible
Srhool. 43 am.; a.10 and It a.m.:
Fellowship Hour. 6:30 p m.
Pint Cottage and Marlon. 11:41
am., 7:30 pjn. ,
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
Alliance Itb and Gain. 11 a.m.,
1:30 p m.
CPU'S TH or CHRISY Central
Cottage and Chemeketa: 10 M am.
7 M p.m.
WltST SAt.BM CHURCH OP CHRIST
CUP Hall. 11 a m 7 30 p.m.
CHURCH OP CHRIST. SCIINTIST
Pint Liberty and ChamekeU. 11
a m.
CHURCH OP BOD Pint
Lanraater and Clendale. II a.m.
and 1 JO pjn.
cnrocH or eon. vt
40 Sxnd. 11 am, 7:41 p.m.
CHURCH OP OOD OP PROPHRCT
1MO S. loth. 11 m., 1:41 p.m.
CHURCH OP dllt'S CHRIST OP
LATTER DAY SAINTS Ith and
Madison. ajn.. 130 pm.
CHl'RCH OP THR SPIRIT-Plrtt
1S43 A St., 1.30 p m.
COVORPCI ATIONAL
rim Collate and Marlon. 10 a m.
Ralfbt Memorial lth and Ferry,
tl a.m.
irucoPAL at. Pare
a. Liberty and Myers. 1:10, 0 30
11 a.m.
MISSION OP IT. PAW'S
VTW Hall, S30 Hoed It., 1:30 a.m.
IVANOPLICAL AND RP.PORMKD
Betkaay Capitol and Marloa. II
am.
BVANOtLICAL CNITP.D HRITHRIN
HIm4- 17th and Nebraaka II
am, 7 '30 n m
Pint Summit and Marlon. W SO
a m., 7 30 p.m.
FAITH TAHFRNAM.
1301 N lih II a m., 1 41 p m.
FOI'RSql'ARP
4M N mth 11 a m. 1 41 p m.
winter and Market a am, I JO
Tomorrow's Sunday
Church Activitiea in Salem and the )' alley
r
tar pearly all at 111 eaaatracuta.
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IVeic Parsonages Completed
By Two Salem Churches
Two new parsonsges will b ded
icated by Salem churches Sunday
afternoon.
Salem's Free Methodist Church,
will hold dedication services it 3
p. i Sunday at its recently com
pleted parsonage it Summer and
Gaines Streets. An open house will
follow the ceremonies.
The home, built almost entirely
by volunteer labor, was started
last fall.
Bethel Baptist Church wiU dedi-
Morningside
Slates Woman
Missonary
Miss Ivy Child, woman mis
sionary from India, will speak at
Morningside Community Metho
dist Church Sunday evening.
At 8 p.m. Miss Childi will meet
with the Methodist Youth Fellow
ships from Morningside Church
and Trinity Methodist Church at
Four Corners. At 7:30 p.m. she
will speak to the members and
frltndi of the Morningside
Church about the Christian faith
in India and tell of her work
there.
Miss Childs is in charge of
social service center in Bombay,
India. She is visiting this country
as a delegate from India to the
Methodist General Conference.
Miss Childs his been working un
der the woman's division of the
Methodist Chnrch with Mist Ed
na Holder, whose home is in the
Liberty community.
PRICNDI
Hlakland Aeeau (Tnurck end
Hlgnland II am. 7 30 p m.
loelh Selena commercial aaa
Washington. 11 a.m. 1M p m.
Pt'LL OOSPPL PINTCCOSTAL
Calm Chapel - 1143 M. Llbertr
11 a.m., 7:41 p.m.
Pall Oeeael Mtutea 001 N. Lib
erty. 10 a.m., 1.41 pm.
Jems Name PmroiUI 1171
Lewis. 11 am., 7:41 p.m.
JRHOVAH'S WITNIISCS
Itao Miuioa. I am. axinday.
JEWISH
Broadway and Madlaoa. 7:M m.
(Friday).
INflWOOD BIBLI
1111 Kim. 4 a.m., 10 41 a re, 1:4
p.m.
LVTRKRAN
Central Capllol and Gaines. Sun
der arhool, 1:4! a m, services 11 a.m.
and T :3t p m.
Ckriat lltn and State. IS and
It a jn. Sunday School at 1 44 a.m.
(trace LtberaLana1ng and Sun
nyvicw, Sunday achool :41 a.m.
Services I ajn.
St Jeka'a llth and Court St.
10 30 a m.
St. Mark Ml N. Church. Suadar
achool 1:30 a.m. Worship II la.
MCNTAL SCIKNCI
370 Kiniwood Ave. Claaaet I a m.
Friday.
MRTHODIIT
ririt Chunk and State. and
11 am.
deaea Lea Winter and Jerferaon.
11 am.
Letlla-Commerclal and Mtrera. 11
a.m., 7:30 p.m.
Mernlngalde MrtkodlH Ckarrb
Sunday School 41 a m. and service
at 11 a.m. each Sunday.
Weet laleea Ird and Carta. 11 a. an
and 7 JO pjn.
NAXARSNB Pint
13th and Center. 11:10 a.m., 1 3d
pjn.
OPCN BIBLB STANDARD
1131 M. Commercial. 11 un, 1:41
p.m.
PII.ORIM HOLINISI
32M Carlton II am.. 1:30 pm,
PRriRVTERIAN Plret
Winter and Chtmeketa. 1:41 a an..
II a m.
RPORO ANIZSD CRUNCH OP JFSt'S
CHRIST OP LATTI'.R DAT SAINTS
17th and Chemaketa 11 ajn, 1 p.m.
SALIM BIBLI CHURCH
l'a mllea eaat en Center SL, 11 a.m.
and 1J0 pjn.
SALVATION ASMY ' .
141 State. 11 a m, 1 Jd pm.
ItVINTH-DAT AOVRNTIIT
Summer and Hood. 0 30 and 11 am
SPIRITUAI.IST-Ptnt
1320 Madlaon. 7 M a m.
TRUTH CKNTP.R i
1141 Court It Sunday School 10
a m, Wonhipi II a m '
UNITARIAN FKI.I.OWSHIP
Ha summer tarvic. r
UNITP.n HRPTNRIN Pint
1141 Miaimn It. Worahlp 11 a.m.
WISI.STAN METHODIST
llth and MiU At 11 ajn. and p.m.
k ,...J:.,,.,
II i
1 11 .1
..
(Siaieunaa rneies
cate its new parsonage at 720 Or
chard Heights Road with services
at 1 p.m. Sunday. Dr. John Wo
big, pastor of the Trinity Baptist
Church of Portland, will present
the dedication address. The Rev.
A. W. Wardin, pastor of the Salem
church, will give the prayer of
dedication.
The Baptist parsonage includes
three bedrooms and a study. The
home wai constructed at a cost of
$20,600, including the purchase
price of the lot. Contractors were
Gettis Brothers. Chairman of the
building committee was Dr. W. C.
Heringer.
The public has ben invited to
attend both dedication programs.
Open Bible Standard
Srhool Start" Monday
Bible school classes for child
ren 4 through IS will begin at
the First Church of Open Bible
Standard Monday.
The classes, which will be con
ducted by Carolyn Watt and Shir
ley Parki plus eight assistants,
will continue through July 20.
Suburban
AUMIVILLB
Baikal Bepttet Bunday erhoel 10
am. arrvicea u am., i n p.m. aua
dav 7:41 p.m. Wcdneaday.
Wcslayan Sunday achool ft am.
Services 11 a m, 7:10 p.m. Sunday.
BROOKS A aiamkly ef Oed
Half block aouth of achool. Sunday
achool 0:45 am. Services 11 am,
7:4t p.m. Sunday; 1:4 pjn. Wednea
day. CI.RAR LARS
(raniriicel I'nllcd Brethren
Wheatland Perry rd. Sunday achool
. II a m. Service 10 a m. Sunday.
SOLA Community
; Sunday achool 1:41 a m. Serrlcea 11
a m Sunday.
POUR CORNPRS Baprlet
Hate and Elma. Sunday achool 141
a m. Servicea II a.m., I p m. Sunday.
I p m, Thursday.
FOUR CORNtRS Metbedlal
Elma and Dursln St. Rev. Joe A.
Harding, mlnliter. Sunday achool
S:4S a.m. Wonhip 11 am. and 7 JO
p.m.
FRUITI.AND
Evangelical United Brethren Sun
day school. 10 a.m. Services, II a m,
7.10 pm. Sunday, 1:30 p.m., Wed
nesday. OASnrN ROAD
rkriiUu Cherrk Bible School
I 41 a m. Worship 11 a.m . 7 30 p m.
Sunday. Bible Study Wedneeday.
7:30 p m.
BATriVII.lt
HilSert Mrmetlal Beptlit 4M0
Portland rd. Sunder achool I 41 a.m.
Servicea 11 a.m., 7:30 p.m., Sunday.
7:30 pm, Thursday.
aoprwpi.i.
Iranieilcal Halted Bretknn Sun
day school, 10 am, Servicea II am,
I p.m. Sunday. 1 pm. Wedneeday.
RPI7.rR
Chunk T Ckrltt 103d Dearborn.
Sunday achool. It a.m. Servicea. 11
am, 7:10 p.m. Sunday. 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday.
Cemmnnlty Elltabeth and Church
dale. Sunday school, I 41 a m. aVrv
Ices II em. 1:41 pjn. Sunday. 1:41
p.m. Wedneeday.
Faith Latberan 45O0 N. River rd.
Sunday achool, 1:4k ajn. Service,. II
a.m. Sunday. 1pm. Tueaday.
Naiarene till Bailey. Sunday
srhool, 141 am. Servicea. 11 am,
1:41 p m. Sunday. 1 P m. Wednesday
LARISH CPNTKR CnmmanHy
I Evangelical United Brethren!
Sunday achool, 10 a m. Servicea, 11
am, 7 41 p m. Sunday. 130 p.m.
Wanetday.
lariih vn.i.Ant
Rrlhel Aairmkly Bundar School,
,0 am. rvire. II a.m.. 7:41 p m.
ranmanlty Sunday school, IS a m.
Servicea, 11 a m. I 30 pjn. Sunday,
LiniITT
Llkarty Ckarrk ef Ckrltt Skyline
rd. lunda'v achool, 1:41 a m. Servicea
II am, 1 30 p.m. Sunday, 7 .30 p.m.
Wadheedey. (
MArlJTAY Cemmnnlty
Schoolhouse lundey school, 10 a.m.
MARION
rnreda Sunday achool. I 45 am.
Services 1 lam, and I p.m. Sunday.
Calvary Lutheran Sunday achool.
10 a m. Services. II a.m. Sunday.
Make Retervitions New . . ,
SUMMER RETREATS
July 19-15-Kalghts ef Coluas
bna Very Rev. Edaann4 Murnaae
July 2B-2Z Marrtee) fauplet.
July tVlt Engages fauplet.
Rev. Alrula Helbrl, O. S. B.
August 14.1J-Lfymea
A must V19
"'Rev. Edward Spear, 0. , B.
Mount Angel Abbey
Write te JMU Angel Retreat
Guild, SL Benedict, Orega
MissionDay
At St. John's
St. John's Lutheran Church
will celebrate its annual Mission
Day Sunday.
The morning service begins at
10:30 with tha Rev. A. Treit of
Beivcrton is guest speaker. He
formerly had a large congrega
tion in Canada and is now active
in mission work.
In the evening the majestic
moving film "The Unfinished
Task" depicting mission work in
the New Guineas will be shown
at 7:30.
Camp Meeting
Missionaries
Don Costumes
BROOKS The Sunday after
noon service at the 20th Old
Fashioned Camp Meeting at
Bethel Gospel Park will feature
missionaries from many countries
in the nstive costumes. Special
speaker for the 2:30 p.m. occa
sion will be Rev. Reuben Cande
larii, pastor of Bethel Temple in
Manila, Philippine Islands.
' This missionary service Is an
annual highlight at the camp
meeting. Among the missionaries
who will be present are the Rev.
ind Mrs. Earl Downey, Belgian
Congo; Rev. and Mrs. Ward
Wood, Gold Coast; Rev. and Mrs.
Kenney, India: Rev. n d Mrs.
Richard Johnston, Japin; n d
Rev. ind Mrs. Piul Brown, South
Americi. The Rev. E. Elsworth
Krogstid, Oregon district mis
sionary secretary, will direct the
service.
Services will continue daily
through this next week ind will
conclude on Sundiy, July IS. The
Rev. James Van Meter, pastor of
Central Assembly in Springfield,
Missouri, headquarters church of
the Assemblies of God , is the
Camp Meeting Evangelist He
speaks each night at 7:30.
Mission Street
Gets Pastor
The Rev. Donald Hall will as
sume pastoral duties at Mission
Street United Brethren church
Sunday morning, having been
stationed here by his denomina
tion's annual conference session
held at Philomath last week.
The Rev. Mr. Hall succeeds
the Rev. R. V. Kilmer who has
been transferred to the Philo
math church. The Rev. Mr. Kil
mer is also conference superin"-
tendent for this district
The Rev. Mr. Hall graduated
from Cascade College in Port
land this spring. This will be his
first pastorate. Ha is married and
hit family will be moving to the
parsonage here this month.
Churches
MIDDLC GROVR Cemmnnlty
Schoolhouse Bundey achool. II a.m,
eervlcee. 11 am.
NORTH HOWELL Community
Sunday achool 10 a m. Services II
e m, 0 p m . Sunday. 1 pm, Wednes
day. OAK GROVR Ckapel
Sunday achool, 1:41 ajn. Services
11 a.m, Sunday.
PRATUM
Imntanne! Meanenlte Sunday
school S:M a m. Servicea 11 a.m.,
1:41 p m, Sunday.
Methodist Sunday achool II am.
Service 11 a m., Sunday.
PRINGI.E Pnenas
Baxter rd, weat el Opt. Sunday
srhool 0:41 am. Services 11 a.m.
7:30 p.m., Sunday. I p.m., Wednes
day. ROBERTS Community
Schoolhouse Sunday school, 10 a m.
BOSRD ALE Friends
Sunder achool IS a m. Servicea 11
a.m, 7.30 p m, Sunday.
IAI.FM HEIGHTS
Baptist Liberty and Madrona. Sun
day achool 0:41 am, Servicea 11
am. 7:30 pm, Sunday.
Good Shepherd Latheraa 323 S
Commercial. Sunday echool 1:41 a.m.
Servicea II a.m, Sunday.
death Salem Natarene M I. Ma
drona ave. Sunday achool 141 am.
Services 11 am, 1:30 pm, Sunday.
SeMhslde Aaeemkly of Oed Feir.
view Ave. and Cedarway. Sunday
achool 1:41 Service 11 am, 1:45 p.m.,
Sunday. 1:41 pjn, Wednesday.
SUMMIT MRTHODIIT Sunday
School 10 a.m. weekly. II a m. serv
icea second and fourth Sundays ef
each month.
IWEOt.l
Garden Reed Ckrlttlaa 4011 Mar
ket. Sunday achool I II am. Service
11 a.m, Sunday.
TALBOT Com inanity
Sunday achool 0:41 a m. Services
il a m.. I p m, Sunday. I p.m., Wed
needay. TURNER
Amenably ef Oed Sunday school
1:41 a.m. lervlrea 11 am, 7:41 pm,
Sunday, 1:41 p.m., Wedneeday and
Friday.
Chrlittan Sunday school 141 am.
Services II a m, 1:30 pm, Sunday.
7 p m, Thunday.
MetlMdlst-Sunday echool 10 am.
Services II a m.
Sevenlk-Day Adventlct Sunday
achool 1:30 a.m. Service II a.m.
NA
Two miles weet ef Lincoln. Sua
dey echool, 10 a.m.
SALEM TRUTH CENTER
114 COUtT
Melea)kyslsel Uchme
Teeek leader liKeel
liedy DiacKssHM Cleaeet
rayer Heeliajf Clinks
Mereeliyelel library
Bee ike -Ptwe
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SPEND YOUR WEEKEND WITH US!
Heir Dr. Albert Johaioa of Portland, Oregon
Speaking Sunday (July I)
11:00 A.M. .nd 7:30 P.M.
Truth Far A Rellgi. -when l.lfe'i
us, Uachristiia Age" Burdeni Press"
bill; ItdlTrregrim
1:15 1:30 IUM
Sundiy
(Imiii tor
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
MARION AT LIBERTY
1st Christian
Host to State
Training Lab
A one-week State Laboratory
Training Schapl for church
school workers begins Sunday at
Salem's First Christian Church.
An experienced teaching staff
from over the state will super
vise classes and instruction in
theory and methods of teaching
in the church-school. The student
teachers will observe teaching
demonstrations, learn story tell
ing techniques, and be given spe
cial instruction In p 1 s n n 1 a g
church-school sessions.
Children in the V a c a t i o n
Church School will be used in
many of tha teacher-training
classes.
Miss Loma Mae Jones, director
of Christisn education In Oregon
Christian Churches will be the
Laboratory School director. Mrs.
Oakley Rhay, instructor at North
west Christian College, Eugene,
will be supervisor.
Tha following teschers will
serve on the staff: Mrs. Walter
Naff, Coquille, nursery; Mrs. Ste
ven Woodson-, Eugene, Kinder
garten; Mrs. Roland Moshier,
state children's worker, primary;
and Mrs. Charles Houston with
the junior children.
A full length film, 'Our Bible,
How It Came" to' Us", will be
shown at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the
church to mark the beginning of
the church s laboratory training
school and vacation church
school. Theme for the school is
the Bible.
New Pastor
InSilverton
Pulpit Sunday
SILVERTON The Rev. Alvia
Selid. formerly of Enderlin, N.D.,
will deliver bn first sermon in his
new charge at Trinity Lutheran
Church Sunday at 11 a.m.
Tha Selids and their five chil
dren arrived Tuesday to fill the
vacancy left by the resignation of
the Rev. Joseph Luthro last Feb
ruary. Mn. Theodore Landsem of Mon
itor will be the soloist, and Mrs.
Harlan Moe organist for Sundiy,
Following the morning services
the congregation will have a no
host luncheon In charge of Trinity
Guild.
The Nurses Quartette from the
Lutheran Deaconess Hospital of
Minneapolis will give a concert
Sunday night at I o'clock at Cal
vary Lutheran Church. A free will
offering will be received. Calvary
quarterly business meeting will be
Tuesday at I p.m.
The annual business meeting of
the First Christian Church Congre
gation will he held Sunday follow
ing a no-host fellowship dinner at
the church. The dinner will follow
the morning services.
Robert Lester, student pastor,
will speak at Immanuet Lutheran
Church Sunday at 11 o clock.
Communion services will be ob
served Saturday at Seventh-day
Advent lit Church. ester Alden
will be the speaker. Pathfinders
meet Monday night at 7 p.m., in
preparation for the annual camp
meeting. Mrs. Ethel Harshee and
Harold J. Johnson will be In
charge of the Wednesday night
prayer meeting.
Congregational
Guest Preacher
In Pulpit Sunday
The Rev. Fred Broad, execu
tive secretary of the Portland
Council of Churches, will be
guest preacher Sunday at the
First Congregational Church.
Dr. Julian Keiser, minister of
the church, will preach in the
Warren Avenue Congregational
Church in Chicago where he ii
vicationing.
Wonhip service will be at 10
s.m. Sunday and during the re
maining summer months. There
is a Church-Time Nursery for
pre-school children and a Biby
Nursery for infants.
BAUER WINS CONTEST
Delbert Bauer, Portland, wit
named Friday si Oregon's out
standing electrician apprentice for
19M in a contest sponsored by the
National Electrical Contractors
Association and the International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
AT THE
First Christian
Church
Corner ef Marlon and
Cottage Strreti ;
There Are Two Morning
Sorvltei ja,
8:30 and 10:45
Sermon by Wiyne Greene
'The IHIIon Dollar World" '
Youth Groups it 3:00
7:30 Spatial Film In
"Our Bible, Hew It Came
t Ui"
kneel .
fverfiM
L
Nears 99
J
Mrs, Hadaasah Smith, believed te
be the aaly living charter mem
ber ef Salem 'a First Presbyte
rian Charck Sanday sraeel, cele
brates her ttth Birthday Sunday.
Recalls First
Presbyterian
Church School
An alert little woman who re
members every Important date in
the lives of her son, four grand'
children ind six great grandchil
dren, as well as her own, celebrates
her 99th birthday Sundiy with a
small family party at Gilmour
Nursing Home.
One of the dates Mrs. Hadaisah
Smith remembers is the day in
1869 when, at the age of 12, she
became a charter member of First
Presbyterian Church Sunday school
in Salem, She is believed to be
the only member of that group
Kill living.
The lives of Mn. Smith and her
family hive been close to the
church since its founding. Her
parents, Samuel and Margaret
Wilson, were charter members of
the church. Her son, Carl Smith,
was clerk of session almost 26
years snd itill serves as an elder.
Her grandchildren and great
grandchildren have all been mem
bers of the church, although sev
eral of them have moved away
now.
Mrs. Smith lived in Salem only a
few monthi the year First Presby
terian Church was organized. She
and her parents moved back to
Brownsville, Mrs. Smith s birth
place, where Wilson was a master
weaver in Brownsville Woolen Mill.
But she hat been a Salem resi
dent continuously since her mar
riase to Hamlin Smith in Salem
in 1892, except for l'i years in
Vancouver, Wash., and Portland in
1907-09. She resided at 749 Liberty
St., from 1909 until moving to the
rest home In 1952.
Now suffering from arthritis,
with light and bearing dimming,
Mn. Smith'i favorite pastimes are
recalling the events and dates ef
her lifetime snd those of her loved
ones, and reading in a Bible with
large black type.
Until recent years, she spent a
large part of her time knitting and
crocheting and was known for the
beautiful ifghani she made for
relatives ind friends. She had to
give up these activitiea because
of failing vision. ,
Dr. Parker's Article
Printed in Europe
An article on case law system
snd constitutional ind legal
thinking in the U.S., written by
Dr. Reginald Parker of Willam
ette University Law School, hai
been published by a leading Eur
opean Uw journal, the- Swiss
Lawyers Gazette, or Zurich.
Written in German, it was in
tended to show Europeans the
U.S. concept of judiciil luprem-
cy.
First Church,
Open Bible Standard
1232 N. Commercial
Invitet you to two weeks of
VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL
Handcraft - stories - contests
surprises
Time l:M a. m. te IX boo
Every day eicept Saturday
Starting:
Monday, July 9, 1956
through July 20, 195
Agei - 4 td 15
Come lad have a good time
Nerth Sill end Oaleee
lav. I. K. leicheler, Purer
HEARI
IIV. AND MM. K. MiVITV
Pioneers in' Gospel literature
at missionaries te Jaeen,
SEE!
if leaetifwl Hides W Cor lee
i( Cekwf at Cesremea
' WttT A WIND AT
Ihthitndly Churcfc
First Church of
Center at
Silem'i Singing Church
I llf I
' aw
ForRcscartf
a f mr rati f
At Willamette
Special research in physics at
wuiameue university wui do con
tinued the next three years by Dr
Robert Purbrick, under a It, WO
grant awarded to him Friday.
The grant comes from National
Science Foundation of Washington,
D. C, for research oa "vibrational
constants of diatomic molecules."
She Research Corporation, a
private agency, gave Purbrick a
11,000 grant in 1DS3, the money
spent on the erection of a 21-foot
diffraction gravity spectrograph,
the first itep In the research pro
cess. Purbrick and his studenti
built the spectrograph themselves
the first of Its kind in the North
west at that time.
Hii senior physics students will
also have an opportunity to work
on thii research at part of their
icnior projects.
' Purbrick, who worked with nu
clear physics at the metallurgical
laboratory at the University of
Chicago and ii now' head of the
physics .department at WU, stated
that at the end of three years'
time he would not hive" covered
the field, but he hopes to hive
published enough articlei about
hit research to stimulate the In
terest of other scientists to carry
on further investigations. .
Que Given to
Beef Remains
Along Road
The remains of what Sheriff Den
ver Young thought were a young
calf that someone had butchered
and dumped along a highway, may
end up being a lot of bull.
Sheriff Young wai In County
Court Friday morning to report
that deputies found the head, hide,
feet and intestines of a yearling
cilf that someone dumped ilong
South River Road near Salem.
Technically the offense is termed
dumping garbage along a public
highway.
After contacting livestock theft
Investigators of the State Agricul
ture Department, however, it was
revealed that three-year-old bull
had been reported stolen earlier
this week from Lindsey Ward, In
dependence Route 1.
Although the theft and remains
were not definitely linked Friday,
there was a atrong Indication that
the "garbage" formerly belonged
to Ward, Young said. If a piece of
rope found with the carcass mstch
es the one left where the Independ
ence bull was cut from its moor
ing. Ward will probably be asked
to come in and identify the hide.
Young laid.
Livestock investigators who were
checking the rope ends could not
be reached Friday for confirma
tion.
Bible School
Opens Monday
A two-week Vacation Bible
School will open Monday it St
John'i Lutheran Church under
the direction of the parish educa
tion committee, with Clarence
Kraft, chairman.
Hours will be from to 11:49
s.m., with class subjects to in
clude bible study, singing, hymn
study and art craft Mrs. William
H. Fischer will be the school's
principal. The Rev. H. W. Gross,
church paitor, will open each
day with s short devotional.
THE ART Or IT
KINGSTRE. S. C. Mh - Elsie
Waters, an art teacher, told a
PTA meeting that one of her stu
dents defined creative art: "I
closed my eyes snd see an ingel
ind made one like I seen It."
FIRST
METHODIST
CHURCH
Down Town
the TaU White Spire
9:30 an 11. -00 a. m.
"GOD IS THERE"
Iroadtast KSIM-11:30 .
Brooks H. Moore
Minister
12
Faith Tabernacle
Saturday - 1:00 P. M.
With
Mix Wyart-l. C. Coatt
Sunday, U:M s. as Psstor
Hyatt
Sundiy School MS
Spiritual classes for all ages.
Sunday Ivingelistic "
1:00 P. M.
Rev. Wyott - I. C. Ceils
IVSRYONI WHCOMl
North 5th Oalnei
Salem's Independent Church
the Nazarene
Thirteenth
"Showers of Blessing" Broad
cast KOCO l0, 1:30 a.m.
Sundays.
9:43 Sunday School
10:50 Morning Worship
"Faith in a Stormy Sea"
4 30 Youth Hour
' 7:30 Ivangelisllc Service
"Possibilities of Grace"
The Public Is Invited
"Showers of Blrssins"
Broadcast KOCO, 14ft
8 30 A. M , Sundays
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat., July '7, '58 (Sec. I)-T
Vf
regon Products
Week Designated
July 0 Ia id kaa nen dealenaL
.d .. All Oreeon Products Week
by Gov. Elmo Smith who Friday
urged people of atate to use and
promote Oregon products partic
ularly during that period. The
week is sponsored by the Port
land Retail Trade Bureau. '
In connection with the special
week, Meier Ii Frank's Salem
store has . announced a demon-
startion of several Oregon manu
facturing processes in Its ludi
torium daily during the week,
prizes ind samples of Oregon
products, raodcling of Oregon
fashions Tuesday and Thursday
and other features.
Auto Fires
Extinguished
Two minor car fires, both on
North Liberty Street, was reported
to Salem firemen Friday after
noon. Both blazes were extinguished
prior to the arrival of city equip
ment. A car belonging to Kenneth
Potts, 2890 S. 12th St.,- received
about $20 damage in a fire about
2:10 pm. in the 2oo block of
North Liberty Street, fireman laid.
Reported cause of the firs was an
electrical short.
The second fire, reported about
4: IS p.m., caused an estimated $25
damage to a car owned by Morris
Yiw, SM Hood St., the department
reported. A leaky carburetor wai
blamed for the blaze.
Man Slips From
Tree to Gutter
A 70-year-old man serving out a
$1S fine in Salem city Jail for
drunkenness was returned Friday
to Marysville, Calif., where be waa
wanted for escape from Yuba
County Jail.
Yuba County authorities ex
pressed surprise on learning that
the man, George Thornton, wai
found in a Salem gutter. They said
that when arrested on each of sev
eral drunk charges In Yuba Coun
ty, including the one for which he
was serving sentence at the time
of his .escape, he was found In
tree, i
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
CHEMEKETA aad WINTE&
"Th. Art of
Forgiveness"
By Rev. Gerald Eaters
Tw Servtret: t:45 aal 11 a-xa.
KOCO 1I:M a. St.
"IIMIMSII THI SAMATH AV
SEVENTH DAY
AOVENTIST CHURCH
NOSTN fUMMIK AT MOO IT.
Sabbath School 9:30 a.m.
Preaching 1 1rOO a.m,
Youth Meeting 4:00 p.m.
MINItTI R0. N. A. HCKNAM
A JMOff CflffetS)f WftaWOeMQ
Awelea Tee
"SOUTH SIDE"
ASSEMBLY
OF GOD
Visiting MinisUrit
Wildon Colbaugh and
Family, Mlniittr
and Musicians
WereSle)
MM
leer
tely-'idS
IMS
MI1VI1W
AITO
j. torn
kin
At Mi Mkt, tht Spirit
ttipt hi I fWSfiitif Ninriff
Richly rewarding It th spiritual
, harveil ef life, will lived. All the
jiolace and Inspiration of thit truth
it exprmad in funerilt we conduct. 1
Oburttnt f
HtiHvltlluryNtti
90S S. Church at erry
Demos to Pick
Delegation
Oregon's II m l a Democratic
delegation will get together at the
Capitol here today te choose
chairman and organize plans for
its trek to the party's national
convention in Chicago next month.
Except for Rep. Edith Grrea
and Sen, Richard L. Ncuberger,
the man most likely to be chose
to head tha delegation, most of
the delegates and their alternates
are expected to be on hand for
tlies luncheon and business session.
In addition to chairman the dele
gation will choose a vice chair
man, secretary-treasurer and com
mittee members.
At least four Salem area Demo
cratic leaders will be In, the dele
gation including Salem attorneys
Jason Lee and Roy L. Hewitt, both
electee delegates, and Mrs. Mar
guerite Berg.iSalem, and Howard
Morgan, Monmouth, who have
been named as alternates. Mrs.
Berg will be alternate to Jaa
Bauer of Portland, - hue Morgaa
is scheduled to be alternate to
Austin Flegel, Portland.
Roger Kent, California campaign
leader for Adlal . Stevenson, will
be the featured speaker at a lunch
eon program of the conference,
Oregon's delegation will go to the
convention pledge to Stevenson by
virtue of the Illinois governor's
victory ever Sen. Eslea Kefauvar
in a write-in contest at the May
1$ preferential primary, ,
Other delegates expected at te
diy'i meeting are Joseph K. Car
son, Jack Bain. Alfred H. Corbett,
M. J a m e i Gleasoa and Walter
Pearson, all of Portland, Monro
Sweetland, Milwaukie, Gene Con
klin, Pendleton, Lloyd Rea, Baker,
Walter H. Dodd. Cottage Grave
and Hugh R. Kirkpetrick, Leba-
Foursquert Church
4MN llthBL
:4J a-aa.. 1 day
i4f pjBv-Ttatah
tan.
r J a.as.-'-A
Rev Roy E.Worthlngto
A FRIENDLY
WELCOME AWAITS YOU
The Lutheran
ChurchM ef Seleen
WELCOME YOU
T. MAtrs U. U C)
Ul North Chnrch ,
Service U:4 a. a,
ftaaday Sens! ;St a. at,
a U Ceaele, paster
IT. JOHN'S (UC Mo. 8ya.)
14lh aad Caart St.
Standee !: a. m.
Sunday School t:ll a. at.
II. W. Grot. Paster
GIAOC (E. I CI
UN SuBarriew Ave
Service t:N a. sa.
Sunday School 11:11 a. at.
Lowell lelte. P attar
GOOD SHEPHERD ill. L. C.)
1721 South CsBuaMrrial
Service !:! aad 11 a. as.
Sunday School f:4S a. BL
a W. Ehrtght, D, D Paster
FAITH W. U C.)
44 4J North River Read
Services :M i.m. aad
.11 S.Ba.
Saaday School 1:41 a. m.
W aires W. Pechasa, Paster
CHRIST (A. U C.)
State st llth Street
Service t it atd 11 a. at.
kuaday School, l:4J a. m.
T. M. Cehhard. faster
CENTRAL (L. P. C.)
North Capitol at Calaes
Servtret 11 a. at. lad
1:11 a. as.
Suada? School t:4S a. am.
Rarald CrladsL Paster
htry Wjb,
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