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AW o Special Church ActivUiet in Salem and the Valley
Hebrew Christian Church
Minister to Talk in Salem
. Pr. A. U. Michelson.'founder
Christisn Church of Lot Angelei,
churrhet Sunday.
He will talk on "Judaism and
Church at 11 a.m.: "Conflict In Palestine, First Evangelical united
Brethren Church, 3 p.m., and "Jews and the Second Coming in the
Light of Prophecy," at Faith Tb-
ernacle, 8 p.m. I
Dr. Michelson has twice made
extensive tours of Palestine, the
new state of Israel, and Europe.
He will give first-hand accounts
of the development in Palestine
and the unique position of the
Jews today in relation to present
world crisia.
Formerly a judge and attorney
in Germany, Dr. Michelson waa
reared in Orthodox Jewry, but
later embraced Christianity.
He is director of world wide
missionary enterprise, with repre
sentatives in England, Australia,
Germany,, France, Palestine and
elsewhere.
"He has the drive of a Moses
and the teal of a Paul,"- says, the
Rev. Steve Ferko of Los Angeles,
field secretary of the Hebrew
Evangelization Society.
'Dr. Michelson broadcasts the
"Hebrew Christian Hour." He is
slated to appear at Silverton on
July 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the First
Christian Church, It Newberg on
July 25 and Albany on July 26.
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Church Group
To Hear Road
Safety Talk
A representative of the Stale Po
lice Traffic Safety division is to
participate in the Sunday evening
meeting of the Senior M.Y.F. of
the First Methodist Church, ac
cording to plana announced at the
meeting of the M.Y.F. council on
Thursday evening. Jim Bowlin,
Faith area chairman, is in charge
of a Mr in of meetings on "Keep
ing I'p With Ycur Age" and has
been assisted by the area coun
selor. Mr. Elmer Church.
At Sunday evening"! meeting the'
group will consider the problems
of maturing adolescence behavior,
with special emprasia on teen-age
driving. In the following Sunday,
July , the aeries will be con
cluded when the topic "Kinder
Itarten Religion" la considered
with Betty Aston, as chairman for
thit meeting. Evaluation of the
maturity of one's religious faith
will be presented in a novel man
ner. Parents of the MYF mem
ben art Invited to attend thit
meeting ia the Fellowship rooms.
At the council meeting, Ward
Harris, general chairman of the
recent Ice cream social gave a
financial report, and the council
voted $D of the proceeds towards
the $50 pledge the group has
made for MYF fund. Margo Hud
kins in MYF fund chairman.
Dr. Gatke to
Give Sermon
Guest Minister at the Knight
Memorial Congregational Church
Sunday, in the absence of the pas
tor. Louis E. White, will be Dr.
Robert M.. Gatke. a member of
the faculty of Willamette Univer
sity. He will speak on the sub
ject "Enlarging Our Dwellings."
Special music will be provided by
Helen Harrison, soloist,- accom
panied by Mrs. Lewis Mitchell.
Small children will be cared for
in the church-time nursery.
There will be no meeting of the
Tilgrim Youth Fellowship Sunday
evening, at many of the members
of this group will be on a beach
trip Sunday.
Dr. Sword at ,
Calvary Baptist
The Calvary Baptist Church will
have as ita guest speaker Sun
day morning Dr. Victor Hugo
Sword. Hit subject for the 11
o'clock service will be "Nothing
to Lose."
Dr. Sword served as a mission
ary in Assam, India, for IS yean.
He la at present active at a lec
turer, radio speaker, adviser to
foreign students, and personal
counselor. For about three yean
he produced a local radio program
under the title "The Counselor."
The speaker at the evening
service will be Jack L. Kiekel,
recent graduate of Berkeley Divin
ity School. His subject will be
"Llfe't Ambition."
Liberty Church to
Hear Rev. Strain
LIBERTY The Rev. Donald
Stram, formerly of Salem will
bring the message on Sunday,
Aug. 22, at the morning worship
service at Liberty Christian Church
of Christ on Skyline road.
He hat been serving at pastor
at Tuttle, Okla. With him will be
hia wife La Vina and ton Jon. They
will live at the parsonage at MS
W. Mtdronna Ave.
Lutheran Women
Meet Wednesday
i The women of Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church will hold their
monthly meeting Wednesday July
25 at t oo in the Church.
The topic leader is Mrs. Kermit
Peterson and the subject Is
"Wings. Wheelt, Bowt."
Devotional leader1 will be Mrt.
Norris Boe, and hostess will be
Mrs. Faring and Mrs. N orris.
and minister of the First Hebrew
Calif., will apeak at thre Salem
Chriitianity," at the Foursquare
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Or. A. V. Mlckelsea af the Flrit
Hrbrrw Chrtstlaa Chareh of Los
Aagelet will address three
charrk audiences la Salem Sun
day. Californian to
Fill Pulpit
Dr. Clarence Roddy. Profetsor
of Practical Theology at the Fuller
Theological Seminary, will be the
speaker at both the morning wor
ship hour and the evening service
on Sunday at the First Baptist
Church. Dr. Roddy, who comet
from California, has just corn-
pleated a week of Bible teaching
at the Cannon Beach Bible Con
ference in Oregon. He will speak
at the Morning Worship Hour on
tlx subject, "The Future's Bright
est Day." Another feature of the
Worship 'Service will be the dedi
cation of new church hymnals
given at a memorial.
The 7: JO evening service wllPj
he a combination of music! talent
By the youth of the church and
a message on the "Facets of Di
vine Grace" by Dr. Roddy.
India Movies Due
At Tabernacle
Colored sound movies of India
are to be shown at the Faith Tab
ernacle on Saturday evening, 7:30.
These are the pictures that Rev.
and Mrs. Max Wyatt took on their
recent three months of Evangelis
tic meetings throughout all of
India.- These pictures will not
only show the different meetings
which were - held but also thow
many of the poind of interest
which they visited from the South
ern tip to the Northern border.
Suburban
At'MIVn.l.B
Betkel Beatlst Bunds? sehool It
am. Service SI . m.. 7 30 p.m. Sun
day. 1:4t a.m. Wedneedev.
Wesleren Sunday school it a m.
rvIrM 11 am, 7 JO p.m. Sunday.
BOORS Assesskly of OeS
Hill block eouin of srnool. Sunday
school S:4t am. Services II a.m..
T:tt p.m. Sunday; 1:4t p.m. Wednos
day. CI.RAB LA SI
Bvaoidlcal Valtfi Brtr.
Whoatland Ferry rd. Sunday school
11 a.m. Same 10 a.m. Sunday.
OLA fnlty
Sunday school t:4t lm Sorvleaa 11
a m Sunday.
rnva coRwrat ttaott
Stale and Elms. Sunday school l
a.m. BarvtcM II a m.. I p.m. Sunday.
I M, Thursday.
rntra ronNras Mrinodiat
T. ma and Duroin at. nv. m a.
Hardiaf, mlm.tar. Sunday school
t:4S a.m. Worship 11 am. and 1J0
p.m.
rnuiTLA'ND
dav'achool, 10 a.m. Srvlc.. 11 a.m.,
IS p.m. Sunday. 1:St p.m., Wed
nesday. OARDIN BO AD
Chrlrtlsa Caurra Biblt School
45 am. Worship II sjn., 1:10 p.m.
Sunday. Blbla Study Wednesday.
1 .N p.m.
Arrtvn.lB
albert Memorial Septus. 4SN
Portland rd. Sunday school MS a.m.
Sorvlcee It a.m., I SO p.m., Sunday.
1:W p.m, Thursday.
ftPEWKLL
Bvaaielleal Halted Brethren Sun
day school. Id a.m. Services II a.m.,
t p.m. Sunday, t tin. Wednesday.
Hint
Churrk of Cartel 1030 Dearborn.
Sunday arhool, I a m, Services, II
a m., I D p.m. Sunday. 7 JO p.m.
Wedneid.y. .
CaaimaaltT Fllrabelh and Church-
dale. Sunday school, t:4t am. Serv
ices II a m., 7:4 p.m. Sunday. T:4t
p.m. Wedneaday.
Fatta Lntaeran 4sos r niver ra.
Sunday school, t:4S a.m. Services, 11
ajn. Sunday. 7 p.m. Tueeday.
Naearene 4IM Bailey. Sunday
school, 4t a m. Services. II a m.,
7 4 p m. Sunday. 1 p.m. Wednesday
LA BUB CRNTSB Ceaaatanlty
I Evens, leal united Brethren. i
Sunday school. It am. Serylrei, II
am, 7 41 p m. Sunday, ttt pm.
Wednesday.
LABItB Vn.l.AOR
Belhel Asieeskly Sunday School,
a.m. service., il a m.. 1 41 p.m.
remmanlty Sunday school. IS s m.
Servlcfi, II a m, t 30 p.m. SundayT
LIBRRTT
Ukriiy Church of Ckrirt Skyline
rd. Sunday school, t 45 a.m. Services
li a.m.. Tie pm. Bunoay. ijb p.m.
Vedneedsy.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Marios' and Cotltge Streets
Morning Worship Services I JO aad 10:45
TOPIC, fMI, YOU, OH WHO?"
Minister, Wayne Green
Church School
Ivoning Worship ....
; TOPIC, "JOHN THI IIIOVID
Northwest UB
Conference to
Open Monday
The 103rd annual session of
the Pacific Northwest Conference
of the Evangelical United Brethren
Church will begin on Monday.
July 23 at the Conference-owned
grounds at Jennings Lodge, Ore.
(The Jennings Lodge Assembly
Grounds). The sessions (business)
will be held in the Junior High
Chapel near the main entrance of
the Assembly Grounds. The Con
ference session will last through
July 2 and the Annual Assembly
(ciasset in Bible teaching, meth
ods of instruction, etc.) will begin
at 1 p.m. on that Sunday with the
Dr. H. H. Dockter of Cheyenne,
Wyo., at the Assembly speaker.
The Conference Sessions will be
presided Iver by the Bishop Ira
D. Warner of Puente, Calif. The
meeting! of Monday, July 23. will
be with the various committees,
which mutt complete last minute
detaili for the Conference Session
but the regular testion of the Con
ference will begin at I a.m. an
Tuesday, July 24. '
During the Morning Session of
Tuesday, July 24, the Bishop War
ner will be speaking on "Abound
ing Grace.' The Evening Services
wiU be held in the Luckel Audi
torium. During the Session of Wednes
day the Bishop will be speaking
on "Abounding Life" and also dur
ing this day's session varioua rep
resentatives of the General Evan
gelical United Brethren Church
work will be introduced. The Mes
sage in the Wednesday Evening
Service will be by the Dr. G. H.
Stine, whose home it Harriaburg,
Pa.
During the Session Thursday the
Bishop will be speaking on
"Abounding Service" and alto
during thit day't session various
representative! of the work will
be presented to the Conference.
The Message in the Thursday Eve
ning Service will be my the Dr.
Paul H. Eller, whose borne ia in
Naperville,' 111.
During the Session of Friday the
Bishop again will be speaking on
"Abounding Service" and the Eve
ning Service will be the Annual
Missionary Rally.
The official session ending the
Conference will be the Morning
Service. Sunday, July 1 at 10:10
a.m. The Conference Superintend
ent, the Rev. E. A. Fogg will pre
side. Family Service Sunday
At Episcopal Church .
A Family Service la scheduled
for St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Sunday morning at 1:30.
The Rev. T. M. Baxter will
serve as officiating clergy.'
Churches
MACLSAT Cemmaalty
Schoolhouse Sunday arhool. It am.
MARION
Friends Sundsy school. 4t a m.
Services I Ism. snd S p.m. Sundev .
rslvary Latkersa Sundsy school.
It s m. Services, 11 a.m. Sunday.
MirtDl.t CROVt CeaseiBBHy
Srhoolhouee Sunday school, It l.m.
services, 11 am.
NORTH BOWfLL Ceesmuelty
Sunday school It a m. Services II
a m, t pjn., Sunday, t p.m., Wedne.
d.v. OAK OBOVB Chael
Sunday school, t 45 a.m. Service.
11 s m, Sunday.
PR ATI! lH
lunl Meaaenlie Sundsy
school e a m. Service 11 a.m..
7:45 p.m., Sundsy.
Methodist Sundsy school IS am.
Service 11 a.m., Sunday.
PRINOI.I Pnena.
Ranter rd., west mt MR. Sunday
school t:4S am. Services II a.m.,
7. .10 p.m., Sundsy. t p.m, Wedne.
dsy, BoniRTS remeivnKy
Schaolhouaa Sunday school, IS a.m.
BOIRD ALB Friends
Sunday school It a m. Services 11
am, t.JS p.m, Sunday.
SALEM BIOBTTS
Baptist Liberty snd aledrana. Sun
day school f:tt a.m. t.rvlceo 11
am. 7 JO p m, Sunday.
Oeed Shepherd Latneraa saas I.
Commercial. Sundsy achool 1:45 a. as.
Services 11 a m, Sunday.
S.ath Salem Nautrene ttt K Ma
drona ave. Sunday school t'4t a.m.
Service. II am, 1:30 pm. Sunday.
aeath.ldo Aeseaibly or Oed Pair
view Ave. and Cedarwsy. Sundsy
school t 45 Service II am. 7 45 p.m.,
Sunday. ":4t pun, Wednesdsy.
tl'MMIT MKTRoniST Sundsy
School 10 s m. weekly. II a m. serv
ices second snd fourth Sundays ot
each month.
SWRGI.B
flsrdra Boat Ckrlrtl.n 40IS Msr
k.t. Sundsy school t 45 ass. Service
11 ..m Sundsy.
TAt.ROT Temmenlty
Sundsy school 4S a m. Services
il s m I p.m, Sunday, t p.m., Wed
nesday. Tl'RNKR
Aeaemkly of Oed Sunday arhool
45 sm. Services 11 a m, 7 45 pm ,
Sundsy. 7 41 pm., Wednesdsy and
Friday.
rkrl.tlan Sundsy school (41 s m
Services II sm. ISO p m, Sundsy
1 pm, Thuradsy. -
M.ikedlat Sunday school 10 am
Services It am.
I.vrnth-Day Adventlst Sunday
school 1:90 a m, Service 11 a m.
NA '
Two miles wast tt Luteala. Sun
day school, 10 s m.
...9:4S s.m.
..7:30 p.m.
Christian Cross Designates
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HELENA, Ment.-43eraor J. Hags
far the Christian Karat Overseas
donated te CROP. Al round-as
seas through the Church World Service program. Watching the branding, left, la the Rev. Oswald A.
Scaalla af Red Ledge, slate CROP director. Directly behind Mr. Scaalla la William R. Markey, state
senator aad swaer ef the Laiy EL raaeh near Rearee where the CROP drive Jar meat animate waa
opened. Close-up af the new brand It circled la picture at right
Lutherans to
Install Pastor
At Silverton
Stateamaa Kewa tervtra
SILVERTON The Rev. Alvin L.
Selid will be installed Sundsy
morning at 11 o'clock as pastor of
Trinity- Lutheran Church. Dr. H.
L. Foss, president of the Pacific
District of the Evangelical Luth
eran Church, will be the installing
officer. In the afternoon a recep
tion for Pastor and Mrs. A. L.
Selid and family will be held at
the church from 2:30 to I p.m.
Trinity Luther League meets Sun
day night at 7:30 and the quar
terly congregational meeting will
be Tuesday at I o'clock.
The Silverton Mother Singers
will be featured Sunday at the 11
o'clock worship hour at First Bap
tist Church. ,
IavltaUea Issued-
Dr. A. U. Michelson, founder and
minister of the First Hebrew
Christian Church. Lot Angeles will
speak Tuesday night at 7:30 at
First Christian Church. A special
invitation is issued to all churches.
Also speaking Tuesday night at
t meeting to which everyone inter
ested is invited, is Miss Ruth Tem
ple at Calvary Lutheran Church.'
The hour has been set for 7:30
snd a no-host coffee hour will
follow. Mist Temple works among
the Mexictnt along the border
line.
On Sundsy night Mist Temple,
a former Silverton girl, who it
now on vscstion from her mission
work, will thow slides at 7:30
o'clock. The public It also invited
to this program. Luther League
sponsors the Sunday night talk
and Naomi Society the Tuesday
night event.
Plan Cemmenloa
Holy Communion will be cele
brated at the 11 o'clock services
Sunday at Immanuel . Lutheran
Church. The Luther League will
go on a hay-ride, starting from
the church at 3:30 p.m. Sunday
evening. Destination is the David
Strand farm where there will be
an outdoor picnic. Each leaguer
may invite Iwo guests and old
clothes are mandatory.
Immanuel congregation will
meet Monday night at I o'clock to
consider the calling of a new pas
tor. There will be no services in the
Silverton Seventh Day Adventist
Church either this Ssturday or on
July 28. Members plan to go to
Gladstone Park to take part in the
annual camp meeting now in ses
sion there. Services will resume
Aug. 4.
Congregational
Church to Hear
Keport Sunday
A report on last month's meet
ing in Omaha of the General Coun
cil of Congregational Christian
Churches will be given Sunday at
the First Congregational Church.
The report will be given by Dr.
Paul A. Daviet, Portland, minis
ter and superintendent of the Ore
gon Conference of Congregational
Churches', at the 10 a.m. service.
Dr. Daviet was one of the 2,300
delegates and -alternates who at
tended the meeting, at which (he
General Council voted to unite
with the Evangelical and Re
formed Church.
Morningsitlr Church
Plana Picnic in Park
Mnrningside Methodist Church
members will meet at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday In South Village Park
lor a no-host congregational din
ner. Following the park picnic, "the
congregation will go to the church
for a propram featuring films
shown by Mr. and Mrt. C. W.
Stacey.
Ten universities, from Connecti
cut to California, now admit wo
men students to their Air Force
Reserve Training Program.,
DR. MICHELSON
Noted Hebrew Chrlttlen Ministsf of
hxosat Ntbrsw Chrltlisn Hour,
SPEAKS SUNDAY
3 Church ., 3 times.
Hilt A JR. fewMera Chwch,
dtO N. ltk tt.
-JU0AI1M ANO CMIIITIANITT ".
1 00 P.M.-Hrst lenelltel
United Bretneren CnoTik,
110 N. Sonuaer tt.
"Tht Prtsent Conflict in PoUitint in thi Light of
Prophtey'""
I 00 P M.-?aWi T.beale. 1101 N. ltd tt. "TNI JIWI ANO THI tICONO
COMINO Of CMII1T IN THI IIOHT OF
Tama ss K0O 0:11 A.M. Die! 100 -
Sondiy4:15P.M.
' ' ' V.- - v J
Areasea efflrla fly laaagcratea th
Fragrant drive ia MeaUaa by
lime, calves wearing the brand will
Salem Churches
APOSTOLIC jrtllt NAMB
445 Center II a m, I p.m.
AttRMBLt OP GOD 1
Central Cotuie and Hood. 11 a.m.
and 7 JO p m.
Rvsniellstls tempts Park aad
Msrket, II a.m.. 145 pm.
The Chepel r.irvi.w Ave. and
Bluff St. 11 a.m, 7:45 pm.
BAPTIST
Bethel Cottaie and D. 11 I s.
IMpm.
caivsry uoeny an Miner.
s m, 1J0 p.m. Sundsy School, 145
' capital Baptlat 3000 Lansing. Sun
day school 41 am Services 11
s m, 1:45 p m.
Ptrst LlDorty and Marlon. 11 am..
IJ0 pm .
Immanaei nscei ana scaatmr. il
a.m. and 7:30 p m.
west Salem am ana nosemon. 11
am, 7 30 pa
CATHOLIC
SU Joseph's Winter snd Chemsk
eU. a. 7, f, t il, 10:30, 11:43 a m.
St. Vincent de Pael Myrtle and
Columbus, a, 7. t, 1:11, 10:30 and 11:43
a.m.
CHRISTIAN
court It. 17th. and Court. Bible
School. :4i a.m.; 1:30 and 11 s.m.;
Fellowship Hour. t:30 Dm.
First CotUfa aad Marion. l:tl
a.m., 7 :3S pm.
CHBItTIAN AND MlltlONART I
AUlanee 1th and Gaines. II a.m.,
7:30 p.m.
CHl'RCH OP CHBIIT Central
foliate snd Chemekets. 10.50 s.m.
1:30 p m
WrT IAI.IM CHURCH OP CHBIIT
City HsU. II s.m 7 30 p.m.
CHl'RCH OP CHRIST, SCIENTIST
First unorty sna inemeneia. ta
s.m.
CHl'RCH OF OOD First
Lancsiter and Clendala. 11 a.ss.
and 1J0 p as.
CHITRCH OP OOD, the
00 S. Una. 11 ia, 7 a pja,
CMt'RCH OP SOD OP PBOPHECT
Itao S. tout. Ua m, 1.45 pm.
rsMiaCR OP JtltlS CHBIIT OP
LATTIB DAT SAINTS 1th and
Madison, s m.. I M p.m.
CHVBCH OP THR SPIRIT First
I4V43 A St., 1:30 p.m.
CONGREGATIONAL
First Cottsse and Marion. 10 s.m.
Knlfhl Memorial Ilth and Ferry
II a.m.
Giurch Picks
Officer Slate
At Silverton
Stateamaa Newt Service
SILVERTON - The Rev. I. M.
Nelson, pastor of first Christian
Church has announced officers for
the coming year to include: Con
gregation chairman, Harry Vet
ter; vice chairman. M. B. Ford;
clerk Margeritte Hallock: finan
cial secretary. Mildred O'Brien;
treasurer, Olaf Paulson, Jr.; trus
tee. A. E. McCuIlough, R. A. Fish,
Ray McKibben; Sunday School su
perintendent, Frank Powell; eld
ers. Ford, Vetter, Ira Lor on, Or
ville Page, Jamet Bonner, Walter
Marcus? deacons, William Bunt
ing, E. Kellerhals, jr.. Milton
Knauf, Paulson. Harold Park. A.
A. FL McCuIlough, McKibben, Car
roll Fold, Fish, Dan Hillman.
John Page and Clarence Plank;
deaconesses, Verna Bailie, Mrs.
Anna Ferguson, Mrs. August Herr,
Mrs. . Z. Ksulman, Mrs. John
Middlemiss, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrt.
Olaf Paulson, Mrt. Otto Dickmtn,
Mrt. Oral F.gan, Mrt. George El
ton, Mrt. Fish, Mist lna Harold,
Mrt. Kellerhals, Mrt. McCuIlough,
Dora Myers, Mrt. John Page,
Mrs. Gladuyn Hamre, Mrt. Ethel
Harrington, Mrt. Georgia Horn,
Mrs. Ida Makinster, Mrs. McKib
ben, Mrs. Eva Neat snd Mrs. Mar
garet Ramsby. 1
SITUATION IMPROVES
ALGIERS, Algeria un French
leaders asserted after s long con
ference Thursday that there it a
msrke improvement' In the
French position throughout rebellion-torn
Algeria.
SALEM TRUTH CENTER
net court
Metephyssisl leeteees
Toots Iwndey scnool
Siedy Dtstosaioa Claeeet
Prayer HoeSe CUnlct
stetepkysitst libtery
rkone 141
Coaat
PtOPHICT"
Meed.r ltm tet.
londey 4 II P.M.
I
J
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CROP Cattle
to
Christian crew aa a cattle breed
affixing Ike first "crass" ta a calf
be ased U corneal hanger over
BPIICOPAL It. Pad's '
S Liberty and Myers. 1 31. 0:30
11 a.m .,
MISSION OF ST. PAl'l. l
VFW Hall, uo Hood St.. 1:30 a.m.
BVANGKLICAL AND RCFOBMRD
Bethaay Cspitol and Marlon 11
a.m.
BT ANGRLICAL IINITID BRBTHBBH
Rail. weed 17th and Nebraska. II
a.m , tn p.m.
Pint Summer and Marion. 10 :M
a.m.. 7 :3S pjn.
FAITH TABRHNACLB
1301 N. tin. 11 ia, TH p.m.
FOl'RIQUABR
sao N Irth u am.. 141 pjn.
FRER'METHOPIBT
Winter snd Msrket II s m., 1:X
p m
FRIRNDI
Hlrklsnd A venae Church and
Highland II am.. 1:30 pm.
' South Isjea Commercial and
Washington 11 a.m. 1 JO p.m.
FULL GOtPRL PCNTBCOITAL
Calrsry Chspel lit) N. Liberty
11 a.m., 1:4 p.m.
Pall Gospel Mlaetea Ml M. Lle
erty. 10 Lm, 1 :4S pjn.
Jesas Mama Pentecostal 1171
Lewis. 11 s m., 1:4 pjn.
4-BHOVAR'l WITNIIiri
110 Miasloa. I p.m. Sundsy.
JFWISR
Broadway' and Madison. 1J0 p m
IFndayi.
KINGWOOD RIBI.S
Hit Ilm I 4t s.m., 10.41 a.m. 1M
p.m. ,
Ll'THrRAN
Central Cspitol snd Cslnes. Sun
dsy school, 0:4 am. sarvlcss It sm.
and 7:30 p.m.
CSrtst lOtn and SUtt, 1:10 aad
it ajn. auaoap aenoot at S.4S a.ss.
Grsea Lathersja Lanstne and Su
nyview. sunaay scnool a:sa ajn.
Services I s.m. .
St Jeka's 14th and Court St
teo a.m.
St Mark 343 H. Church. Sundsy
snwi e.ee m m. moranip is ajnu
MENTAL SCIRNCB
370 Kintwood Ave. Clssssa t p.m.
Friday.
METHODIST
Flrat Church and Stats. S JO and
a am.
Jasaa Lee Winter and Jefferson
11 a.m.
Leslie Commercial and Mayers, 11
am.
Msrnlnfaldo Methodist Chareh
Sunday School t 41 a m. and services
si II s.m. each Sundsy.
West la Iras 3rd and Garth. II sjn
and 1 JO pjn.
NAZABINI
I3tb snd
S-jn.
Pi ret
Center.
10 M a.m.. 1 M
OPFN BIBLB STANDABD
1331 N. Commercial. 11 ajn 1:11
p.m.
Ml C RIM ROLINCI
3211 Carlton II a m.. 1:30 p.m.
PRKinVTERIAN Plret
Winter snd Chemekets. I 41 a.m..
II a.m.
BFOROANIZCD CHURCH Or JKSM ;
CHRIST or LATTFR DAT IAINTI
17th snd Chemcketa II a.m.. I p m.
IAI.SM BIBLB CIllRrH
2' miles east on Center St.. 11 a m. 1
and 1J0 pjn.
SALVATION ABM1
341 Stats. 11 ajn. 1:30 In,
SIVINTH-DAT ABVSNTIIT
Summer and Hood. 1:30 snd 11 s.m,
SPIRITUALIST Mrat
1320 Msdison. T:30 pjst.
TTtt'TB CINfKB
1141 Court St. Sundsy School 10
a m- Worship 11 a.m.
UNITARIAN PRLI.OWtHIP
No summer aervice.
tWrTID BRRTHRRN Plret
lit! Mission St. Worship II a.m.
WISLITAN MRTHODIIT
15th and MiU St II ajn. and p m.
FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH
Down Town
the Tall White Spire
MO and 11;M a.m.
"NOTI OF jor
Broadcast KSLM 1130-12:00
Brooki Moore, Minister '
HIMIMIIS THI IAIIATH BAT"
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH
NOITH IUMMII AT HOOD IT.
services on letwrdey
Sobbath School 9:30 a.m.
Preaching 1 1 :00 a.m.
Youth Mooting 4:00 p.m.
MIHIITIS 110. N. A. PICKHAM
A Most Cereal Wekeaee
Awsks To .
"INDIA CHALLENGE"
Sound Color Mavle of India Revivals
Tskea by Rev. and Mrt. Wyatt Thit Year
SATURDAY AT P. M.
FAITH TABERNACLE
1 120.1 North 5th At Gaines 1
Sunday Worship-U A. M. Church School-MJ A. M.
DR. MICHELSON A JEW
Nttlonslly Known Rtdie Minister
SUNDAY NIGHT I P. M.
3 Salem Men
On Methodist
Church Panels
Three Salem men were named
to . western jurisdictions! boards
at a recent conference of the
Methodist Church at Colorado
Springt, Colo.
They are Ernest W, Peterson,
named to the area study com
mission; Dr. George Roseberry,
budget and finance committee;
Ervin Potter. World Peace Board.
The Rev. Lawrence Guderian of
McMinnville wat named chairman
of the Journals Committee.
The conference resulted in re
assignment of four bishops, in
cluding A. Raymond Grant to the
Portland area.
Dr. Alan Walker, trader of the
Mission lo the Nation in Australia
challenged the churches of Amer
ica to a larger concern about 70
million Americana outside church
influence. As a featured tpeaker
he decried the world-wide disposi
tion toward th hue gods of nar
row nationalism, war and sei."
Delegates conducted studies of
th progress snd needt relating
to th fields of evangelism, mis
sions, education, finance and lay
activities and social concern and
action.
Some 1M' delegates from l.MW
churches in 10 ststet, Alaska and
Hawaii attended th convention.
Baptist Church
Picks Pastor
The Rev. W. Berkeley Ormond
of Casper. Wyo., will become pas
tor of Calvary Baptist Church ia
Salem, starting about Aug. IS.
His appointment wat confirmed
at a church business meeting. He
will succeed the Rev. Omar Berth
who hat already left to accept a
call to a church In Peterson, N.J.
The Rev. Mr. Ormond wat
trained at Colgate-Rochetter Sem
inary, ordained In his native state
of Virginia. He served several
pastorates before going to Casper
tnree years ago as pastor of the
First Baptist Church there.
He expect to arrive here with
his wife and three children about
Aug. IS.
Church Rising at
Middle Grove
Statesman News Service
MIDDLE GROVE Construc
tion of the new Middle Grovo
Community- Church Is progressing
as planned, with the building
foundation and sub-floor already
completed.
Walls art now being erected.
and it it hoped IN educational
unit ot the church can be occupied
by thit fall, Mrt. Leslie Swink re
ported. Completioa of th latter
unit would leave only the social
and sanctuary units still to be fin
ished. The congregation is still meet
ing at Swegle Grade School.
, Love and marriage are appar
ently here to atay. There are now
n million married U.S. cititent,
compared to M million in ISM.
Foursquan Church
49 N IMk St
41 s.m. teetdey
041 p.s.-Todii
IlitS s.s.-Sp
V 7M p.m.--Clire
esV tmJ Men Ofeta"
Rev. Roy t. Worthington
A FRIENDLY
WELCOME AWAITS YOU
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
CHEMF.KETA tnd WINTER
"Who Can
Hoar God?"
By Dr. Poling
Tw Services; t.ii aad 11 a.at,
KOCO U N a. as.
Walcom To
EVANGELISTIC
TEMPLE
ASSEMBLY OF OOD
Market St. and Park Av.
I. A. Larson, Pastor
1:4S A. M. Sunday School
for all th family
11 OS A. M-lasplrlag .
Worship Service
(: P. M Vsulh Meeting
l it P. M-Stlrring
Evaagellttic Service
Good Singing Special Matlc
e Thursday 7:11 P. N.
Missionary Rsllv
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Keaaey
From India
Pictures sad Carlo
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Soil Bank Deadline
Extended to July 25'
Final date for disposition of
crops on the acreage reserve in
the Soil Bank program wai ex
tended from July IS lo July .
Earl Johnson, in charge of the
local Agricultural Conservation
and Stabilisation office, said Fri
day. Alto extended from July 20
to July XI wat the deadline for
signing for the Soil Bank agree
ment for 19M, Johnson said.
Johnson reported M signers, to
fsr, representing about llt.oos ia
com pensition in Marios County.
Salem Firm's
Bid Low on
Dam Projects
PORTLAND A Salem man was
low bidder oa work at Detroit
darn site, H was announced Fri
day by the Army engineer corpt,
which also called for bids for a
revetment project along the Wil
lamette River.
Louis Neuman, with an offer of
fcM. 094, was low of five bidders
I o r miscellaneous mechanical,
electrical and architectural work
at Detroit and Big Gift dami oa
the North Santiam River...
Bid for construction el a stone
revetment, gravel apron and drift
barrier along th left bank of th
Willamette River at Indtsdeoce
Bend, one-half mile aorthesst ot
Independence, will bo opened Jut
M at 1 p m. in the office of Col.
Jackson Graham, Portland district
engineer.
Completion time Is M days.
1A7ADCUID -' ewkhM
ttviwiiir I,,.,,, Cod
near, trenpthona our f.ah, deeoena
our devotion, and Increesos ex- love
for men. We InviM you sa ver-
ship with us tomorrow.
0:41 a.m.
s- - sl-S. --1
TeSBVeTVt aOTIIBBBBf
1t w
Sormoni
'Jotui, rh
Way, tha
Truth and
fklt '
Church of tht Naiortnt
"Salem's linginf Church"
l "MyTatk-
e y t M p as. Veedt
I I Serves
IN
I VI lervire
ft
HEAR ... DR. CLARENCE RODDY
Proas Falser Theological Seatlaary
Sunday Morning anal Evening
11:00 A. M.
"Tho Pwtwro's trighrot Dsy"
7:30 P. M.
"Facets of Dlvlno Orace"
l:4S A. M. Suaday School . :1S P. M. Tooth Meetings
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
- fvory Kooef fiSrovgh Lift f
long last Turns Hamtwari
When, st journey'! and, I spirit
finds iti trnl homo, it II prop
ar thit tha fuharal tervic ihould
reflect all tha boiuty of thit front
Ition, til. th toloc of thit truth.
Obstrvonf of lury Wisfc,
HttdhM htry HtU
Ml,
I at m w M
SOS S. Church at Parry
Sat., July 21, '56 (Sec I)-7
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Blue Ribbon
Pboto Entered
By Salem Man
A. L. Thompson, photographer
with the Jetten Miller studio of
Salem, won a bluo ribbon award
and other honors at th recent
Western States Photographers coo
vention in San Jose, Calif., It wst
learned her Friday.
AO five picture He submitted
were exhibited in Itself aa honor
at th meeting of hundreds of pro
fessional photographers of the U
Western states. Photos of a Ketch
ikan. Alaska, pulp mul won a blu
ribbon and an honoribl mention.
Portrait of Diane Hrabetx, Sa
lem, ia ballet costume, won a see
end place ribbon in its class. Th
five pictures will b displayed ia
th Miller star window.
5 Tha Lutheran
ChwrthM of UUtr) ' !
WELCOME YOU ;
ST. MARX'S IV. LO
141 North Church
Service U:M a. a. '
Randay School S. m. '
John L. Caable, raster
ST. JOHN'S (UC.-M. Sym.)
ltth aadl cotnt Bis. ,
Merit lt:M a. at.
Btwday ScanMl t:ll a. RS.
IL w. Cms, aastr
CRACK Itt tj 1 'if';
S30f Saaayview Arena
' Service S:H a. at. "
Saaday School Kill a. at.
Lowell Halts, raster
GOOD SHEPHERD (I). L. C.)
VU SMth (oauserrlal
Service S:St and 11 a. as.
Saaday fcheasl t:4s a. as.
a W. Ehrifht. D. D rsstor
FAITH (U. L. C.)
4SM North River Read
Serrlcet :M 1JL tad ,
11 sun.
Bandit ScbMi :u S. at.
Warrea W. Packaua. raster
CHRIST (A L. C.) :
tat a lllk Street
Servk l:U sad 11 s. at.
day Sclaoei. U s. a.
T. M. Geafcard, raster
CENTRAL (L. f. C)
North Cspitol at balno .
aWtrlees 11 a. as. lad
1:1 p. m.
SaadiT School t:4S a. m.
Harald GrladaJ. rsstor
Marion and Mherty
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