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ke Signs Bill to Permit Lower Down Payments Dn FHA-lnsured Homes By GARDNER U BRIDGE k'ASHINGTON, July 11 ifv-Leg-1 cited other (eaturea of the omni Ltion permitting lower down bui housing bill in announcing his menu on rH A -insured homei ; approval the meaeure u i signed by President Eisen-, whole. tr today. But whether the re-' Ever since Congress passed the ed scsle will go into effect will biO oa July 1 there has been aa be knows until next week. I argument in administration quar isenhowr did not say one way trs over whether its lower down- birard Sure i f k a a I epuseeman rar uie r eoerai nf Arnillrrl Housing Administration said to V HU'Hol day It wu indicated that Com air Trial AMP WH1TTINGT0N, Japan. 11 Ui - William S Girard he's sure be will get s (sir kI in a Japanese court, end be-; he has the "responsibility of de krs he will be acquitted. termining whether lower down fhe American soldier expressed , ititude today for the efforts id on his behalf in the United itrs. But now that the U.S. Su- mt Court has affirmed the ht of the U.S. government to n him over lo Japanese custody I aru lei u oe Known uirougn Armv Weal AjtviMr that ke hn't wsnt any more outside as- IflCf . rard i trial, on manslaughter hrges in connection with the Eth of a Japanese woman on S. military firing range Ust . will open at Msebashi k before Dist. Judge Juio jwachl. The judge has promised rArmy special from Ot.sws. a fast and fair hearing tirard and hi. Army lepl ad- f-r. Maj SUnley Levi, of Hoi- ood. Calif., told reporters how ly felt about the situation in the ikf of the Supreme Court de- on. ; irard said he thought the kir- ctional fight waged on hii be- by his brother, Louis, of Ot- have to be msde available for ob , and his American attorneys, ligation in the current fiscal year, worthwhile But asked if he Hence thev do not renresent ta Med any more help from his serious s setback in our Joint e lerican attorneys he replied fort to control federal eiMitdi. looks to mt they vs done sll CM " laj. Levta had said in an ear- statement that Girard "has lined ether offers of auistance 1 will continue ta do so if they I made." )grd's Two Laughters Pnally Meet RICHARD EHRMAN ME, July 11 iv-"Simply de s!" That's how sparkling - eyed, hnv Ann I iiHiifAm lniA r.n ts-hler, described Kalian spa- rtti and her S-year-old half sis- Isabella Rossellini She was introduced lo both to-' for the first time ;rr"e Llenny and her lamnus mother here from Paris. h Irither has been staVrinj in a tl version of "Tea and Svm L.h. fW. ( .v. ,.1..' rv did was to go to sn outdoor ulian restaurant, where lngrid Hered spaghetti Immediately after the luncheon ley hurried to a Rome clinic i here Jenny met Isabella who hs operaled on for appendices navs aso Laler InerlH mlrf rwsmen Isabella had been "very rry shy despite the fact thai I talked to her about Jenny rar lenny broke in Mother, don t that, she was simply deb Sous f.arlier todav Jennv h.d .M hr would like 10 do Rome 1 sight 1 ins mere era few Whether they would er woulda I ngnd would not sav lenny 1 visit is pmalc she d What we do will be pri lir " Smiling happily lngrtd said that Iwy would KMtDone aoin. t. tK. f 'wsellim summer home at Santa ItanneJIa seaside resort Iowa ionh of Rome That where 1. 'Ha s twin sister Soma Inrrwt "d Robertioa 7 ve.rUi j fngrid and her Italian film direr aushaod. Roberta RMaelllm re Harms la.rut ...H .k.. ould pronahly o there tamer " Then, stepping into rh.i. leured Rolls Royre she and Jenny arivea la the fashmoahl I'osaeillni home la the Parleli dis- fritl of Rome It was Jenny Ann 1 first visit with her mother in ,, iu 7: " now ' ,,u,lwM Imversitv at Coloriiln RoMellini is still in India mak I'ng films Utest reonrti from 'hre indicated he wnuM remain 'hre soother two months lngrid lht denied there is any rift he 'we them and said Ihev p4n econd hnneymonn at Soma iMartnella later this summer Blackwood Dissatisfied With Trip to (trtar m wwe4o page I HOSG KOVO Jul? 12 -ati trrtrn a disappointing 2'ienMith visit ta Red China Amertraa Dasv aid J Blackwood declared tonight be wants la get bark ta the t ailed Staiaa aa aonn s he ran new he gets there ke said 1 will probably work far mt fa ther." who a(res S chain af raureirts ss sod er Ciariw nat (Witt ark wood B hia hare ml Meat aertrad sa Keag Kxk leas thai 24 Starrs after ha was etpefled he the Otaeae f wn muwists at aa "HWfsl imemrs''" twcawM ke rtipawd awe Bad Coma lor the other, tlthouih ho eriU- payment provision would have an inflationary effect. AeMaa Dw Nnt Week , missioner Norman P. Mason prob sbly will take advantage of tic new authority to reduce dowt pay ments He aid no definite action will be taken until next week. Later in the day. Mason said payments are in the public inter- est at this time He said he wants "to correct any assumption 'hat he has already made that finding " He said he has not yet -o u u. u-. In addition to the lower down- ?,ynn' p"v' ,B ' .Prefm p I an h mi ai a at. i4J Ik ntAatnrA . " , "rn'' ' "if "'.J"'!!?1 V7."'. , 1 v. J,.add - " iUo T.M . .?T I T " "" oe,fcu ?iTtu W of j ,hT '"'"""J "1 eaaaiu i w I . aerv , vf ill lesr w abligational suUtority Z?T T9 ". k f" u " " '"J" "JT ' . " N4 Wert Setback' However.1 he added in a statement, "these amounts do not tures as to require that the bill be diaaoDroved " " Accordingly." he said. ' I have riven iiutrurtiona u limit is. uu of tha new intluiritv nmvM k this art during the fiscal year 1MI ts (mounti consistent with the over-all budget program The 1M (icl year slarted July 1 and runs until next June JO ' The bill authorises, but does not direct, the FHA commiraioner lo reduce the down payment on the first 10 OM of an FHA - insured mortfaf (o as low as 3 per cent An additional IS per cent would be required for any amount be tween tlO.OM and 116 000. and 10 per cent on any amount above lis 000 This compares with present re quirements of 5 per cent on the 000 snd I per cent on the r,M Thus on a I1J.0OO home for """i"'. WB payment couia " n " '. U.S. Official I I Links Cancel I IglKV I. .rirPr ""WI To Cigarettes Mj FRA.Mt CAR. FY 1.1. WASHINGTON. July 12 - 1 ",n 'rn aiuawn. surgeon Gn xrn r- Burney said today lh"', " mreasing evidence that rM1 cigarette smojing is nl ,h causatiNf lartors in lun rn'r "rwy said the Public Health wrvn - isvnrs mwr. researcn 10 idenUfy and ' try lo eliminate" hn ,,or, Hf "ld ' " " cllr inu k1 w"tni cumm. molng u not the only cause of ,un ncer ,n ' or Dr ' larence t uu" cnairman ot tne scieniinc advisory Board to tne inoacro In du,lr Research Committee said "urney s siaiemeni aoos ootning 10 mh, b" kw,wn nou, ruw lun "nr" " ' " rnrts the opinions of some statiattcians and the relatively (ew esparimental scienUats ho h.x C,,VIJ' charged lhat cigarette moing is a cause at lung can cer utile sai The surfen general s statement was the first PMS pronouncement on the guestion since the s tenor noted in ISM that there wis some evidence ot s siatiattcal associa "on between cigarette smoking and lung cancer i tod,, .statement Or Burney offered no new proof but r..n. i .i,l.. ,i.h. ine by s special group or fanned jntntly by the Public Health Serv National Camef Inxttute and National Heart Institute and the American ( ncrr Society and the nwrnan Hart Assn This group s findings were made pub lie last March Red China ' Chatting wiih reporters Blak wnad said ke was sadly diaep pointed is Ike trip ta tad the whale affair He called it aa WTeaooasikai geeture an my part, and I am sorry I made rt 1 He admitted that his Korean wife felt she "rather would have not gone at all" and I dida t like being watched all the time wtthmat SaeiOg anythiag Blackwnnd 1 father Jam had BrevHwtslv p loved his n w hi ha king department hWnrr DmwM retw aad ta Smith Kurra . 1 etvlhea TV lr Riarkwimd oama here m Mat m a effort as fhad mi what had happened ta lhat aa. i Seventh-Day Adventist Pastors Busy 1 . " V "11 ,1 us; """bill.. Elder H. A. Peckhaa (at right) pasor tf tht Salea Seventhay Adventist church, pravet sinister knew how to work as he help Mloaw'one of the hundreds of tents at Glad stone Park Adventist campground. Six big pavilions t accommodate the overflow crowds anticipated are also being readied. Working with Peck ham are Pasters M. M. Mohr, Dallas; G. K. Lashler, Portland; and H. W. HempeL Forest Grove. Event begins July Zi. 16 From Trinity Church to Attend Montana Conclave Sutruua Nf wi Srrvlr S1LVERTON. July 11-The inter national Luther League convention i of the Evangelical Lutheran church, will be held at Miuoula. j Mont.. July II to 21 Almost S.000 lesiuers will Be in sttendance un der the theme, "Built on the Rock " included in this group will be It from Trimly church. Silverton: i Thomas Reed. Gary Ohren, Arne jSeim, Jerry McBride, Dick Palm- quist. Judy McBride. Joan Ohren, Kathy Toft. Carolyn Vaughan. Christine Halvorson. Joanne Thompson. Mary Ubher. Barbara Satrum. Mrs. Albert Satrum. Mrs. James Phillips and the Rev Alvin L. Selid. They will leave Monday at 7 M a.m. front Wood burn going via chartered Greyhound bus. They will return the following Monday morning Through various projects and contribution, almost IWO has been rird for this convention trip, re ports the Rev Mr. Selid. Hopewell Church Picnic Sunday SUf.amaa N.wi Svtf. HOPKWKIX. July 12Evsngell csl United Brethren Church con gregation will picnic st William son Park Sunday following morn ing worship hour Rev. C A Fogg, superintendent of the El'B con ference, will hold services. The Youth Fellowship will spon sor a sale of ice cream and cake al Hopewell Community Center Friday evening July It. at oclork There will be a Softball game between the men and the hojs Proceeds will go towards the Youth Fellowship church im provement project Rare Cranes Set Record iPlctarea m wlrepkeU peg ' NEW ORLEANS. July 12 -Another day passes and two awk ward chirks growing fast and changing color faster set another world record The chicks are Audubon Park Zoo s baby whooping cranes To day the oldest is 55 days old. the youngest St days No other whoop er horn in captivity has lived lonfpr than 4S dav (ieofgr buiglat the nverjoved mo superintendent appears con fident these new members of Ihe rare species will gftiw to matur My H pronounces them in tnp health and announces that the youngest is 44 inches high The oldest, which was injmrd and had to he separated from its parents lor ahmit IS days last month is 41 inches When full grown cranes reach about five feet high The world has less than M of the hooper v white birda with black underwings and red tipped heads Cure for Tobacco Cnving Outlined l-ONDON Julv II iv-nr Hen ry Berg a lencril rratitlnner writing hi th Rritish Medical Journal 'i 1 1 1 1 uisrii'M should he (al'H ram-erete Hf a no hnd thr. tufeOinm tnr hting ih rrsMng Inr tnfcer 1 Fat rnrwlr 2 Bite motv cigarette holder I Otew fum 4 Swilih in filler tips Dr fWh said the filter tip would ae the rrawng m eight to IS wek Th Rritnh tf" al Vwinh roiinri reported last month 'hjl on hravv smoker in ight is like ly la d't nf hing renrer Queen Mother 'Broke' I LISAKA Northern FthanVaia July 11 Queea Mather Elisa beth an her revel tour ml the Cen tral Afnra FertetatHMt was caught momentarily without a rotn of friendshrp rmdV J T Mhett in.ir man a?er tame he r' r -e with a penny Treditif rerjinres Ihe ri -change ot a erne lor a sharn edged gift 1 ttin riu fold and wKer v-isftrt the Ciieen was giv ea as wavetl a ptaoue ttiimeni i rating the tossT. V af, -. . w-"w-rv Pastors Pitch in to Help Set Up Gladstone Camp From ministerial garb to over alls is quite a transition Pastor A Peckham of the Salem Seventh-day Adventist church, is in the midst of helping pitch camp at Gladstone Park for the annual Adventist camp meeting session to be held there July 25 to Aug 3 Working with him, also in overalls, are the other ministers of the 110 churches in the Oregon Confer ence. There will be plenty during the coming two weeks to keep t h e local Seventh-day Adventist pastor Hillman Fischer To Give Sermon At St. John's Hillman Fischer, student of theo logv and member of St John s Lutheran Church, will deliver the sermon in the 10 30 service at St Johns on Sunday. July 14. Fis cher, a native of Salem and grcd uate of Concordia College. Port land, has completed three years o( theological study at Concordia Seminary. St Louis. Beginning Aug 23th he will serve as Vicar of St Lukes Church. Chicago, one of the largest Lu theran Churches in Ihe country Dr A R Kretzmann is pastor of St Lukes In the fall of 19."S Fischer will return for a final year of theological study st the St 1-ouii Seminary During the ISSS S9 vear Fischer will be president of the no men sdutnot teh-t daeb Seminary Vacation Bible School Near ! The dailv 1 station Rinle School at Christ Lutheran will oprn Mnn j day morning at Ihe church and pa-ish house on Slate Street and I t nth. under the direction o( 2i I teachers and helpers The school is under the direction of the com mittee on parish education. Mrs Clifford I.avton chairman. Mrs Glenn Zettrrberg. Mrs (.lenn Col lins and Mrs Gordon Nvherg The school is open to those who have become 4 of July 15 for Ihe preschool department: the pri mary department fur the lirst to third graders and the junior inter mediate department lor those in the fourth In eighth grade Wumc lor the chnol this year is under the direction of Mrs E. F. Bu.vh erl The !ijdv series is on The I-ord 1 Prayer ' with arrompanv ing handwork The school will he held in the morning I iS II 4.i Monday through Friday Ethiopia Pictures To Be Shown f thiopia in Forus will he the theme of Ihe colored motion pir 1 tures to he shown al the Firt Baptist Church si 7 30 p m on , Sunday The Bev Ben Owen, as jsistant pastor nf the church pholo j graphed Ihe people and animals when serving as a missionary in Kthiopia under the Sudan Interior Mission Roard Lufhcrin Youths to Leave for Montana Tn loung p-pie tnfeloer with an n iil ounelor trnrc l.iace I ut her an Churih will ieav by bus Monday morning In attend a io I her league com en! ion al Ms snuia Montana Mr Thelma (fiie deren Jovce Thorton and David Heiteen will h among over aev entv reprevnlat ves 'rom for Wil lameit' aHev atlendm 'his inler na'ions gathering of "r I fire) niith ant niivh workert The eon vent inn theme is BuiH oa The ftwk SAINT fAUfJ EPISCOPAL U44 S. lihartv St. Irasrhj Vtrvtrei 7 ) )4 Ufa IM Mhsiasr YtW laf 4)1 lUe4-M iA ley f-ew N. Swift leriar 'A busy The historic Gladstone Park encampment is huge, covering 74 acres. Preparing living quarters (or the thousands mho will attend requires s vsst amount of wort and planning. The Salem minister will help pitch the 1400 tents, assist in readying the six big pavilions where the meetings will be held, and give a hand with general re pair work to be done on the grounds. The encampment will have its own firs depart ment 1 composed of ministers), police force, and kitchen staff. Come July 24. the ministers who have been readying the encamp ment will get back into suits once sgsin to lead out in the ten days of meetings that will follow. The conference biennial business ses sion will be held July 24 and 25. Meetings will tee top denomina tional speakers and missionaries preaching the Bible from a funda mentalist viewpoint A progress report from the local church will also be given at that time The pastor will return weekends for worship appointments until the camp meeting session actually be gins. Christian Church Women's Groups to Hold Fellowship The Christian Women's Fellow ship of the First Christian Church will hold their general fellowship meeting July II at II 0 clock at the church The program will be a report from Mrs Don Ross on the First Christian Women's Fel'owship Quadrennial tut mbl) held at Purdue Iniversity last month. June II to 23. Mrs. Ross was s dr legale to that asaembly from the First Christiaa Church of Salem The devotional will be aiven hv Mrs Warren Thiel. using the thc-me of the Quadrennial Asaem bly. dessert luncheon will he served by the Barbara Farmer group New Pastor in Pulpit at Amity BUIrtaiSB Servlri AMITY July 12 The Rev Ken neth F Abbott, formerly of Stsy lun recently assumed paslorale of Amity Methodist Church Rev. Ab rxitl replaces the Rev Bruce Mr ( onnell. who accepted a pastorate a' John Day .hooll a native of Salem has I' tears of background in Ihe ministry and has occupied pasior a at Harmburg and Ruena nia Prior lo his arm a! in .mlty he served as pastor of the Stavton Methodist Churrh The Abhott family is comprised ot Rev Abbot and Mrs A hoot, two married daughters residing in Salem and Vhi and a son J mmy I Rev and Mrs Abhott and son are now at home ia the Melhndisi parsonage, adjacent tn th church BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH V f atuge aad D Ma. Everett A Barker. Paatar 0 45AM -I4la Sehstal 11 00 AM. ana) 7 JO P Jkt. I ev lewis lemdt Of Petle . AN Wake WESLEY AN METHODIST CHURCH Prfiwsh aod faWN StraaH . aa s i. .a., irhM MM- "O- That- Ik4 i i as s a w.-. (Mr tekr S- S tlM T as a t.p.. Ui.w. leew aaisa iw Congregation LAt Silverton ; Plans Meeting tateoaaa News serrtre SILVERTON. July 11 - First Christian Church will hold, its an nual congregational business meet ing Sunday following morning wor ship and fellowship dinner at noon. Christian Youth Fellowship will bavo Its Afterglow program Sun day at I p tn. Monday night, the Victoria! Byerlee Group of the Christian Women's Fellowship will meet at the home of Mrs. Purl Buy at I 0 clock. Mrs I. M. Nel son, wife of the minister, and 1 group of young girls, will leave 1 Monday afternoon for Turner to attend the Christian Girl's Camp there. Mrs. Nelson Is camp direc tor. HeavHal-HeaM (Mag Tear Luther Leaguers of Cslvsry Lu theran Church will meet Sunday at 2:20 p.m. at the church to make a 1 hospital-home sing tour. The leaguers will also give a Sunday night program at 7:10 at the church to which everyone is ip vrted. At this time the Rev. Carl G. Berg, pastor of the congrega tion, will talk on "Bible Memor ising" I Calvary Naomi Society will meet j Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Brye. US S. Second j St. at 7:30 I Elder Eldon Stratum, dean of boys at Mile Academy, will be guest speaker Saturday morning at the S e v e n t h-day Adventist Church. Mils Academy is situated near Canyonville. I Preparing Campgroaad ' Elder Kenneth H. McV'ey, pastor 1 of the Silverton Seventh-day Ad ventist Church, has joined with' other ministers of the Oregon coo-' (MUM 1 h nrm n.ri.f t ha im mr- ! ground for the annual campground for the annual camp meeting at Gladstone Park. The camp meeting will be pre ceded by a two-day business ses sion beginning Wednesday night, July 24, snd concluding before the opening session of the camp meet ing, July 25. Delegates from the Silverton church are Mrs. Mabel Dillon. Mrs. Hattie Coll and Er nest R Patterson Mary Libocr will direct the La ther League program Sunday night at 7:10 at Trinity Lutheran Church. Ground-Breaking Sunday for Wing of Methodist Home Ground-breaking ceremony for new wing will be held at the Meth odist Home. 1(25 Center St , Sun day at t pm. The new wing will make possible It rooms, and a chapel, at a memorial to Mrs Louise Bunch. This addition room will make It possible for people to enter the home ss founders. It will also be possible to enter the home on the boarding plan. Speak ers on the program will Include: (or the Methodist Home Corpora tion. Mrs. Virgil Burson; for the residents of the home. Mrs. Stella Bleckerby; for -the Methodist church. Dr Rector Johnson. ! The turning of the sod at the ground-breaking will be by Mrs. , C. W Stacey. Chairman af the I Building and Endowment Commit i lee. and Mrs Ans Guetafson. daughter of Mrs. Louise Bunch. Crooked Finger Men Will Unite ! MT ANGEL. July 12 About IS men of the tiny Holy Rosary par ish of Crooked Finger met Sun day wiih Father Hildebrand to or ganize Into a church committee. Women nf the parish for seversl years had a very active Altar society working for pilgrtmagee, but the men never worked ss a group Joe Bieleaherg was appointed chairman and Brune Schmidt and Leo Tin named as his aasistants They agreed every man of the parish would donate either 40 hours of work or HO towards building aa assembly room ia the freshly dug basement under Holy Rosary Chapel Wjrd Dinley to Preach Vt ard Danlry theological student at Linfiek) College MrMinnville. will preatb Sunday at II im services in the Liberty tiardens Baptist Church. 47JS lne Oak Rd souih of Salem Sunday school will he held at I 44 p m Chapel of The Way I In eertartaa eeater af Warship) Teasaararlly (arajted at YMCA CHA!L CatUge M. Katraaee li IS Saaday Near the lateraetlaaally kaawa Dr Vketae Hag (word IUIJICT: "PLAYING AT IELICION" Evwryoao Weltasae pV eejewwej le Crongilistk Timple MarkM aad Park lvaflla Ja-ha McPharsaa la Thraa Oraa Saewieas Sstnalay ooo SwaeJey Whaa. laity with last McPfcaeaan la taloefd ttsatian $eewwe 0 41 a m Marwe Waethip 1 1 00 a s r.rest rtwaiag rs.eeHtt ServW 7 H P Tomorrow's Sunday News of Special Church Activities in Salem and the Valley Pittsburgh Pastor to Talk Here Sunday The Rev. A K Stewart. D D . of Pittsburgh. Pa . will speak at the morning worship services of the Westminster I'nited Presbyterian Church tomorrow. It w a 1 an nounced today by the Rev J. Dwifbt Russell, minister Dr. Stewart is genersl secre tary of the Board of American Missions of the United Presby terian Church, the board which financed the building of the West minster church. Dr. Stewsrt spent this week at the meeting of the Synod of California ot the Presby terian church and will travel to Seabeck. Wash., on Monday with Rev Mr. Russell and Leo V. Reed of the local church to attend the meeting of the Synod of Columbia there next week. Mr Reed will be the lay dele gate to the synod meeting Caro lyn Howells and Russ Younger will be delegates to the youth synod meeting held at Seabeck at I h e same tune. Salem Methodists Due at National Meeting at, Purdue Thirteen Oregon Methodist Men will soon be 00 their wsy to La fayette, lnd , to attend the Second National Conference of Methodist Men at Purdue University. On the weekend of July 11-21, aa esti mated i.000 men from every part of the United States will gather at Purdue for the denomination's sec ond mass conference of this type. The first was hold it the same site la Jury of 154. Speakers will include Bishop Ger ald Kennedy, formerly resident In Portland, now Bishop of the Los Angeles Area: and baseball! Oacky Robineon, who it a Metho dist layman. According to Howard B Sam ers, Oregon Methodist Conference Lay Lender, those planning to at tend include Elmer J Church. . lem District Lay Leader, and Ev erett Wilcox. First Church. Salem SALEM TXUTN CINTIX 114 COUtt Yfffc aWkWty MmmI aa aa-.li fLL-S-,. rrwajfjaBfsnapaaffj voswawaap MfMpttyvsWejl UsWwy nan IM 1-aaiS FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Dawn Town the Tall White toero 30 ana) 11:00 a.m. "SlOW DOWN ana) livr layman) A. Foeljo Soloist, Betty Tbesapeea Fedje Broadcast KSLM 11:M-1I:M Breaks H. Meere Mlaieter FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH fheatekeu sad Wlater "No Hiding Place From Ood" Dr. Denial A. Poiinf Twa Her vices t 4J sad 11 s ss FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Marian aad CaMeae Its. I 30 and 10 43 Warship ana) Cammunean TD OUIT MY JOII" 7:30 Worship "J O I I" M maters Wayne Graeoe Don lasa A f ardlal lavlUtiM Is steaded ta Yea to Attend . . CMUICM SCHOOL t:4S M0ININC W0ISMIr 10 SO Mease ae Iks laiosars af las kah; laSriT Vanrks Ml uiMei "Ths Vtt af Wyahea" Taafk Sorrtcss i M I BA i MaseoOtSW 4jnf tatago Fint Church a4 tbe Xizareni C wtee ot lata J Statesman, Salem, Ore., Nazarene Church Pastor to Finish Sermon Series "The Divine Intention in Redemp tion " will be the fourth and final sermon in a series -if messages on the subject to be delivered by Pas tor James E KraU during the II o'clock Worship Hour st the South Salem Church of the Naiarene on Sunday. The Sunday Bible School Hour at 1:45 s m will be directed by Superintendent Fred Bone. An sssembly session will be held in the main sanctuary at the begin ning of the Sunday School hour to welcome new friends who have been attending the Vacation Bible School during the past week. Rev. and Mrs Krsti are serv ing as Children 1 Workers during the Oregon-Pacific Camp meeting at Clackamas, Oregon, currently in session. Most of the South Sa lem congregation will attend the Sunday evening meetings of the camp while others will attend First Churcn of the Naiarene for the next two Sunday evenings. Communion Service at Congregational Church Holy Communion will be ob served this Sunday at 10 a m. in Ihe First Congregational Church. Dr. Julian Kelser, whs has been spending the week at a Social Ac tion Institute in Mill Valley. Cali fornia, will return for the service. Church School children will wor ship with their parents and leave for their classes prior ta the ser mon. There is a nursery for ba bies and pre-school children. The Christian Churches Invite You (our iron obbtui nth aad Coart Warship l:Jt S.bl. 1:M a. -. 1:M a. ss. Chorea Schawl 1:41 ' Tooth and Adait Ftllawihlp Ji ran cmitiu Mart aod Cottage Charch tea! f AS Warship and Ceeaaainioa l:S s.sSh 11:41 S.as.. 1:14 p.sa, Teath Fellowship Begins I N a. sl UI3BI Ml ChlBTIAI 44U Market Street Chtvek Bcbool i4J Moraine Worship I I 'M Tooth FeDewshlp 4:N Warship 1:M p.ss. man anna cnor tCkiistlsn) 4U( Bkyllno Bead Charcl Bchoal t:4 Meraiag Worship 1 1:1 Tenth fellowship 1:14 Worship 1:M pJa. 7LA lUMOaT KMOOt SOS AU AT a a Saturday-B:00 p.m. Herb McCoy Evangelist and Singer SunsUy Shoalf:43 a m. Marninf Warship-11 OO-Part Wyart Sunday Ivansralistle-Harh McCay MeeHnsi lath Nifht TuosaJay Thravfh Sunday-1 00 p.m. FAITH TABERNACLE 1305 N. 5nS mk. t It -g ho-'OAa--) ' -cage "e tc ' e-'e-t s 'ti- ?' .'.'-a ' g1' ad "a" ta'vt)en' g t' 'ue'a srvou'd ha rov- ra'"ly ap'aS'va o' h i tr0h J0 5 S Chweeh at 'Orry i I h ev t Sat., July 13, '57 (Sec I)-7 Bible School Starts Monday One Week nf Vnrnlina llkU School will be conducted at Ceo tral Lutheran Church, North Cape tol and Gaines, beginning Monday, July 15 Classes will begin al ( a m each morning and continue through 1 30 p m The children ara asked to bring sack lunches; how ever, the Ladies .Aid will serve bet snd cold beverages. The course to be used is en titled, "Beautiful Saviour." and in cludes work rrsnusls and art proj ecu for children ages three 10 thirteen. The personnel lor the school will include Mrs Norman Rue, Miia Myrtle Boberg, Miss Grscia Gnsv dal. Mrs. Fred Kruse. Mrs. Miiloo Bugge and Pastor Gnndal. First Church of Christ, Scientist Caeaaeketa aad Liberty Its. Vasorf (awes Sorrksi 1 11 and ll:ta.as. Raaday School st t:Jl sa Wednesday Evening Meeting al I N The Lutheran Chwrtkot of Solom WELCOME YOU ST. MAKE'S (U. L C) MI North Chore. Serv ices 1:11 a. m. aad II H a. a. Saaday School I SI s.au Jaha L. CaaMo. raster IT. town (L C-Ma. lyi.) 14U aad Coart It, aarrico 1I M a. B. Saaday School 1:11 s. av Wsiaar ft. Boos, raatat GBACI fC L C 11H Soanrvhrw Aveaas SwshI ftehtMi at M a. Sa. Services I: JH1:M s as. Lowell lalte. Paatar COOD SHEPHERD l LO tn Stoth raaaaaerrlal lenrlres at 1:11 s.aa. aad 11 s.bl Saaday Scaaal :4 a. as. O. W. Ehright, D. D, Pastor FAITH (U. L C.) ASM North liver lead Services 1 14 a. as. aad 11 1. as. Stadav ftenool l-.il a. as. Warren W Peehasaa, Pastor CHRIST (A. L C.i BUM at lttk Street Serrlees l:M 11:44) a. as. Saaday School. 41 a. as. T. M. Geh hard. Paatar CENTRAL (L. P. C.) North Capital at Galaea ftfnric e (-M wsJaU 11 aja. and Mt raa. Sandae Bchool 1:41 a. as. H ara Id Criadai. P setae S-eee Tur W44I11-. Wltfc 0ii SUNDAY WORSHIP SIRVICIS 11:00 a m. TT IS IITTII K5I TMir lav. Ion Owen, Asa. Pastor 7.M a m. TTMIOPIA IN POCUS" tthU autksw sum tkwwlwt At) IsaOBdJ ejf eiajeei FIRST IAPTIST CHUICH tswtaw a uwn sss. TIip Court Turn Homrunrd r 14 Mr h- M I-tUt a Tertert Tnhtilf aaaaaossargg April aV
