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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1957)
Tomorrow's Sunday ' if Ntwj of Special Church Activities in Salem and the Valley mm m m m Tr w " ,m m u v . m rm a . m mi m m m To Area Convention The 10 meeting of Pacific Northwest Synod of the Evangeli cal snd reformed Church will bo held si Bethany Biblo Church ia Salem Thunday, Sept. M, begin ning with the registration of dele gates at : a.m. The session will bo opened with t devotional service ia charge of the local pastor, the Rev. C. W. H. Unit Holds Retreat At Coast Over n officers and teachers of First Congregational Church are spending today ea a retreat at OcranUke-Wecoma to plaa and co ordinate the church's program for i he coming year. Gerald Smith, chairman of the board of deacons, will preside ever the affair. Dr. George Martin, moderator of the congregation, will moderate a panel of guest speakers oa "The Challenges of Liberal Church ia a Capital City." Paul Harvey, ntrmber of first Church and con ference moderator, will report on the uniting synod of the Congrega tional Christian Churches and the hvangelical and Reformed Church, hich took place this summer ia Oveland, Ohio. Sunday at identical services at .w and II a.m.. Dr. Julian Keiaer ill preach oa "Eisenhower Legis lation and Morality." At (: p.m.. the high school group will meet la the recreation room of the parson ate, and the Congregational-Pre-tntrrian Student Fellowship will hold their opening moating In the First Presbyterian Church. The first no-boot fellowship sup per of the season will be held next Wednesday evening at l:3t p.m. Featured will be a sound film. ' Messure of a Moment." which is the movie version of the dramatic presentation produced last year at the historic General Council meet ing in Omaha. Nebraska. St. Timothy's To, Initiate New Service St Timothys Episcopal Church i1 " Mcr1r ,,ad lJndl .ill Initiate e new service Sun-j become the treeeurer. dsv with Holy Communion at I Dr Wayne Greene, church pas m. with the Rev John R. tor, has chosen as his topic lor Shideler as the celebrsnt. This 'both the l:M snd lots services early morning service will be con- Sunday "An Unusual I 0 U " tinned each Sunday in the future.1 A moving picture entitled "Split in ihe church quarters in the VP"W Level family" will be presented hull (M Hood Street st the 7:Jt pm service The regular service will be held si 9 M with the regular m-month-h communion by the new vicar. A ili-week training session for Sunday School teachers will be started Sept. tt. at the home of Mrs Dean K. Brooks. 2440 Green av drive. The bishop's committee will meet Tuesday evening with the virar. Central Lutheran Church Schedules Rally Day Service Sunday it Rally Dty at Central Lutheran Church. It wil' Include promotion ef all classes with 8 t earners end assistants ready te track the claaaea. The Sunday Srhool invites children from the age of three and elder There are also two classes for high school youth tnd two classes for adults. The patter's sermon for Rally Dav at the Identical services held at I tnd 11 a m win be "Let I s Arise snd Walk " Al the eve ning Luther League meeting the l-eaguen wilt present the Rim. The Cheat " Salvation Army Rally Day Due Sunday is Rally Day et the Sal vatwe Army Theme ef the day will be "The Greet fall Hound l'p The Sunday School period and the merelng tervlre w all he rombmed. commencing at I M a m. A program ef eowhoy bend aad verei aumbert will ba presented rt .ran, droned I. " ' me Range win be thews teeter ing Red Harper snd ether cewpey nersanslities The yeang peewit's meeting tt t t m will tlae ferry through so the raD yaatng "School Dsae Unitarians Slate Mission Speaker Mrs James Mvat wil k --ra ii i nil Wrmtm, Wmmt kt nee" te the Sektm UnHanaa Pel- -t mmmmtm at It M . Lin uw Yurr Mr. RnH a taweaar in (he ftperkal Eduratwn raertment fwr the Seasa Pwheic Srhaae. sewat the east sawnier le West Afrtrt mm 1 Tarwm Ow rmmrd a mi as twi Afi-wao at atae en - cat meerla. mt trwewwekt toSwrr. Leen. end ent wvefc in tk. mmm mtmtm ml Hew leelaad beeasne te trtsselWth aisral at ef She Leofwa at Kebeesj m m m m n n Sauerweia. This will be followed by a report of what happened at the failing General Synod at Cleveland. Ohio, wheat the Congre gational Christian Church and the Evangelical and Reformed Church became the United Church at Christ. A delegate to this uniting general Synod, the Rev. Ernest Nussman of Auiney, Wash., wiD give the report. The morning session will cjote with a panel discussion of tonal representatives on the advance program. The Rev. Dr. Fred C. ScbweinfurtB. president of the Commission on Evangelism, of Cleveland, Ohio, the Rev. Robert C. Kienle. representing the Board og Business Management of Phil adelphia. Pa., and the Rev. Henry J. Damn, representing the Board of National Missions, of St Louis. Me., will be oa the panel. The Rev. Theodore H. VaaDyck. Pacific area president of the Evan gelical and Reformed Church. wiD be the Moderator. Women of the Salem church wiD serve dinner ia the basement din ing room at p.m. and the Rev. August Elshoff, President of Pacific Northwest Synod, will tell of his aerial trip ta Ecaador al that time. The afternoon session will be devoted ta a panel discus sion of the lysodicai and eon (re lational advance program by the tonal representatives. The pro gram will then be concluded with a Commitment Service In charge ef the Rev. Ewald Stommel, pas tor of Trinity E. R. Church of Portland. All of the sessions of the Synod are public. 1st Christian Class Names New Officers The Gleaners Class of first Christian Church held aa election of officers this week sod the lot lowing were elected: President Mrs Ival Utterbsck: vice-preif dent, Mrs Una Sharpnack : tary. Mrs William Thiet tnd treasurer, Marc Jennings. The High School Christian Youth fellowship elected officers during the Church School hour last Sun day ti follows: Gary frame tnd Barbara Hoilowsy were re-elected president and vice president, re spectively and Patty Willis was Council to Hold Clothing Drive Salem Counoil ef Churches is sponsoring for the remainder of this month a Month of Compass oa clothing drive for overseas relief There m ea urgent need for warm clothing, bedding snd yard goods te Berts ef Asia. Europe and the Middle East Church World Service, which it the relief tgency of the World Council of Churches, will process tod ship the clothing. The Month ef Cempataioa drive will culminate en October I. which it World Wide Communion Sunday Church goers art urged te take clothing with them te their own churches, where k should be boxed and It beled. AU clothing will be dis tributed te the basis ef need tnd without regard to sectariaa affl lie tiara Pastors' Column SOM.T1 sww Tfcn Ml eritlsutee Ne t SttwaJ . i.. .kanS pm T UM .ale Cvaa et rkwtm t4 pn Jr!!!z:J.!r i JI ... owl wmSw et Uw taw am Tt U- al srWf ml M ISnH-lnn. turtrt I llianMM M..rW ts it n. ftM ttvwMw sm e-v - ttv BMW WtB SUtS Wmt - NgVKR TVig LATt sfltFORI . ...... t j wniu T .. . sitting ta a feed seek te ea mm , toabioeed country store Willie .., behla the mmTrr Md BlOOOOlr WetWI SS ISTSlWi in the earnmat ky He wet trUmgtneke there whittling sway aa ea sM servos Dwrt ef weed he hod pseked ep. tailed ee the eld grendfather deck at 1 ik. sa ml the atare that asdel saa nrkiM tee well In recent! stmrk wkk rTwem fm ITwl wniw the lead sack his knife: roe e and threw la hit iliiimiJ Ha to the stove weed ef be rse out (he doer. The ewwer etl'l have tweet the! obey snejM the store whe bed beea wetcntng eiC WUstT" WHliS 1 Ireal staw. t'tt ia t burr).' "let het'l S Aad WUtie Tve get to her ry. I sat! WiOle'l reenerk tuggests the wey !tlset stats eoaatk) hwi today Twjy are rjth Ihre-th Me trytng to ikkM they '. kwW R hat ! knew OsSJ ksU l. Mswy teatae trt grtseed I sort of anld fear aa the Due Honor The Rev. Melville T. Wire, wImsc Stth birthday will be honored Suaity by the Oak Grave Methodist CfcipeL Methodists to Honor Pastor On Birthday Statssasea Newt teniae OAK GROVE, Sept. M- Fifty- five years of Methodist ministry la Oregon win be honored Sunday, as will the nth birthday of the Rev. Melville T. Wire, now pastor of toe Oak Grove Methodist Chapel. A church dinner Is planned at 1 p.m. as part of Rev. Mr. Wires' recognition. Guests are expected from many of the IS churches he served during his yean In Ore gon. The Rev. Mr. Wire was la Austin, ni.. Sept K 1177, and has been with the Oregon Metho dist Conference since hit gradua tion from Garrett Biblical Insti tute, te. Evanstop, in., ia UOt , His first appointment after grad-j uation was as pastor at Browns ville; other churches served dur ing his ministry Include Drain. Pattoa Church and Clinton KeOy in Portland. The Dalles, Lakeview. Gretham. Grants Pass. Oregon City, Astoria, Pendleton. Klnmath falls, Albany. Ashland, and Roee- Iburg After The Rev. Mr. Wire retired in IMS. be served Buena Vista at t supply pastor for eight years and is now In his third yenr at Oak Grove Chapel. Rally Day exercises will be held in the Sunday School at It am, and Rev. Mr. Wire will conduct the II a m. church service on the topic "Pirtners of the Ages." Joint Church Fellowship Program Due -At IN ia First Presbyterian Church parlor the Congregational Presbyterian Student Fellowship will hold their Fsll "kick-off' meeting with the program, get acquainted time tnd refreshments planned by the executive commit tee of which Phil Henderson is president and Nancy Weeks, vice president. The High School Youth Fellow ship with Mr and Mn. Welter Guiding r. advisors, and Dick TntmbuQ, president and Mary Kay EmertM. vtee president, will held its first regular meeting it the club room si the church from t JO to I p m Sunday sftemooe a I o'clock tee wil be held far those te the Covenantor program ef Ihe church R will offer opportunity te become acquainted and to consider pur poses snd pleas for the chorch. Whiles weal drink water, not even tt rhetor They get enough water out ef their diet "T" " Ji. " , . Women spend millions ef dollars trying to leek young Some, like Jock tmrnmr. atae rountlne the ( Umim M( Ma try. to convince themssivei that they ere stilly the rnle Do. iaiw -7 te) W, trkwIwfeAltnM fvfw4s oi tiSsi ftv the period that bee been the "rewruaf forties " But kry i hard aa we can, we Juat ren t tore berk the kewae of time That 'feontaan ef youth water" W neese't But there kf terneOiing (hat dees work! A eanet, sires le laath la Jeesst Chrint rna oetpel every leer of the edvenctng years. Why be efrutd b yea feflew eee who said. neve me. one neve lawnnaswry. It she world yea hove trPjwietioa. Re el ased ctwer I heve si si i sans fin (hrcl ef Oral, Scienfbt rheasefceta saw LkVare) BU. ssadai CWdl Mrvktt tit ead Ilea t.as. Swewe? Sewawl st IJN it. eFVeaHataSeawiy eatVetsMd)lf aawM"tfw M l ee First Methodist to Hold Series of Family Nights Study and activity opportunist an planned for au age durim the First Methodist Church fal family night, series, starting Mot day. Oct T. .The mootingi will be each Moo day through Nov. 4. with :ll pun. ao-aoet dinner, ta which sack family brags Hi own ,kA and table service, tnmuy fellowship pe riods at 1:4, tad two class pe Choirs at Silverton Readied Hews Service SILVERTON. Sept. 30 Church choirs at Silverton are beginning their winter practice season, ac cording to pastors and choir di rectors. At the first Christiaa Church aD three choirs wil get beck into schedule this coming week. Chi Rho Choir win meet Monday and the First Christiaa junior choir Tuesday, both Immediately after school. The adult First Christian Church choir will meet Wednes day at 7:M p.m. Calvary Lutheran Choir is te meet Thursday night. Trinity Choir will meet Wednesday night at t pm. Christian Youth Fellowship will go te Delake for today and Satur day ta attend the annual coast re treat for pUnniag. The Christian Women s fellow ship executive board will meet Wednesday at I p.m. at the home of Venice Meitenheimer. The Rev. 1. M. Nelson, pastor of first Christiaa, has announced Bible School promotion day for Sept a, with the annual rally day i en Oct I. Trinity Luther League meets at the church at It Sunday after-1 te accompany Immanoel League en a no-host supper picnic Dr. cuifore Ha seen, wuiamette University faculty member, will speak at Trinity at the 11 o'clock service. f t0 wjCrVICCS To Observe Church Rally Youth Sunday will be observed la St 4 Mark Lutheran Church at two services snd sa afternoon af fair Sunday. At she 1:30 snd 11.00 s m. serv Ices. Ptstor John L. Cauble will be assisted by young people of the Senior High Luther League. The theme, "Here I Stand" win be dis cussed by Barbara Lee. Charles McGee, and Ktthy Doner. Ronnie Thiesea will apeak en his -ecperi- J eneee aa a League Cartvaner with the Luther League ef America the past Summer. At s 4 o'clock tea. other young people of the church will present s play te parents and friends of the congregation Rally Day win he observed in the Sunday all departments of Srhool at I 30 a m. Conference On Bible Set Two prominent teachers to the Bible wiU lead t two-day Bible UKi'VIEW. Sept. jt lav-day. conference tt first Christies ton H. Weaver win become r re Church Oct. II end Nov 1. It Is moat N atonal Forest twervltet sponsored ay Miem council Churches. Dr. J. Carter Sweia. writer of books ea the Bible, and Dr. Cer aid Laure. speaker lor Notional Council of Churches on the Bible, will be Waders The Rev. Joe Harding of Tour Corners said the conference wilt Include l hymn tinging tervtce Thursday, the first day ef the con ference. end grtup workshop both rTpeene ef tht tonfersnee is "The Bible snd Yea " Woodburrt Bible Study Planned txeeteawe Mews Suvwe WOODBURN. lent tinman eel Lethei an Churrh er Weodburs i will tpoeeor t teriet ef special I Bible studies beginning Sunday. Oct I and roar hading Thursday. Oct. M. Speaker tor the teriet wiU be Pester Roy P Bloomowlat. faculty member of the Lutheran Bible Institute. In Seattle Meet kagt will be hafia each evening tt I tt p m j School FIlMI Rally Day Sorvict The aeauel Sanday School RaRy Dey kfrtoc iW tht Mwn&f ScHaMi at Chrwt utthersa Cawrtsi wiD be held Sunday st IM It Arten daace ewerds sad a pregreet erhl be presented at that time Mrs CWferd Leytea, chaii man ef the Perish Focatioa Cenwnil lee will present the arecram of Pariah EdoreOoe far the yeer tad j keedues the tteaMJitaff F1S5T CKUXCH OF 600 mm n. Wrkere Salvsrfaa Mehee Tew riods from 7:1 ta I. and 19 a I. Youth classes arc scheduled or one session per night from 7:10 to I included m the study group opportunities are: "Leadership and Teacher Train ing." by Dr. James R. Lyles, Jr.. director of graduate study and pro fessor of education at Willamette University, especially designed for those interested in church school leadership. "Gospel .of John, by Dr. Har- ley Zeigler. chaplain of Willam ette, with a background in re ligion, and the experience of hav ing srt up the Department of Re ligion at the University of Hawaii The Cross and Crises in Ja pan, a Jurisdictional credit class by Dr. and Mrs. James M. Pom eroy, who have recently returned from the mission field in India. "Our Methodist Church." by Dr S Raynor Smith, associate minis ter of the church, conducted with emphasis ta those interesting in learning more about the church or interested ia joining. Youth Classes Include "Youth and Drama," for Intermediate and high school by Mrs. Hub Harris and Mrs. Mwgaret Neimaa, "Journey ta Japan," for juniors by Mn. C. Tt. Monk and "Chil dren of Japan," for primaries by Mrs. Stuart Chisholm. Activity tsstlins for kinder far tea children, and- nursery care for crib and nursery children will also be provided. Missionary From Africa To Talk-Here Miss Joanne Rogers, missionary to Africa under the Sudan Interior Mission, will speak al f: p.m. at First Baptist' Church Sunday. Mist Rogers hot served two terms on the iMeatoa (teal Speaking at the morning wor ship service ef the church wiD be The Rev. Stanton Irvine, director of education, who will speak on. A Man in HeJL Mr. and Mrs. Iagvard Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Taylor have begun a Junior Crnsadert program which will be held each Sunday evening at 1:11 p.m. It wiD alto feature one social event during each month. Sid, Imogene Again United NEW YORK. Sept. -Sid Caesar and Imogene Coce. once one ef tele vis ion's top comedy teems, have reunited for a half hour show Sunday nights on ABC TV, tht network said today. They wilt make their debut ea the new sponsored show starting Jan. M from M M p.m.. New York time. The new shew bj expected te be s tondtntod version ef "Caesar's Hour which folded oa NBC eer lier this year when Caesar and the network disagreed ever the PP" rntinga reports that Sid end Imogene, who rrted three years sgo, would try agsin. Fremont Forest Supervisor Named Oct 1; Oct i; succeeding John E. Mc Donald who resigned te easistant manager ef the view Lember Products Co. Weaver, a graduate ef Oregon State Coilte. hat been ea the Eldorado National Parent staff at ! Plecervme ! Calif. Leslie Methodist Men Plan Session Leslie Methodist Men wiD h. then- flrtt fall meeting Tuesday. Sept K at 7 M p m at the Leslie Methodist Church Clarence Starry will show film slides which he took on t recent trip te the Hawaiiae Islands tt pert tf the public meeting Rum Aid Offtrtd COLOMBO, Sept 3t igs-A Cey laa affkiei source reeerta Russia is effejing ho carry out work costing about tmtot ea hydre electrie prelect kt trade for Ned eel t lea wet an- (A INT PAU11 EPISCOPAL teal High tt Myer sunoat timers t:SakMy Ceeaaiaasea M Ftastly tervtce end Oessti 1) MetTM sad Sersaea tawttfJsaVeyft OMbI Tharedev. 7 34 PJSJ. Rev. Gee. Hwtfl. Rectar FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Mertea sad Cettege Bta. W IM,WC'l'T"''n AN UNUtUAl 10 0 ' C M Weewksp esse) Fflwi nUT4JVat CAMalY MTWTERS Wtyae fcreeae Da Reel Czechs Consider Legal Abortions On Wider Scale VIENNA. Austria. Sept St leV Czechoslovak Communist news papers reported today the govern ment plans a bill it legalise abor tions on a wider teste. Old laws permit abortion if there Is danger to health or life. The new draft reported prepared for Parliament in October would allow abortiont for women who already have (our or mere chil dren, who are deserted, divorced or unwed, or who are married to drunkards. Prospective mothers deemed too old te nourish and educate their children also would be permitted te have abortions. The papers also hinted that the new bill may allow abortions for under-age victims in rape cases. Cowpokes Fuss for n i . . . Cow rflKHV 1 flW " I By ROBERT A. BARNES ALBUQUERQUE. N.M.. Sept. i WW a cow nnee Ms nm r mto t black, mysterious tunnel or wD i n , ThM's the knotty nlcm with ' th. to ( th. New Mexico Highway Department are r i wrestling these days. They've got quite a number ef who know cattle beet a bet worked up about the whole thing. "1 never saw a cow yet that would ge tote a long, dark tun nel." says Parley Jtntta, editor ef the New Mexico Stockmaa who spends s good part ef his time wtthia whooping distance ef the critters. Chief Highway Engineer Law rence D. Wilson, ea the ether hand, wrote a rancher In reply te a pretest against a proposed underpass: "It Ip eur belief, baaed ea previous experience, that cat tle will use this structure sfter a little training." Cattlenue Bnetia "Training!" snorts Jensaen. "What are these cowboys going to do. Hart training each cow?" The whole thing arises from the hlghwoy deportment's plaa te build a cettle undortoit let feet long with a pipe seven feet diameter aa part ef a conatructioe project ea U S. Highway M. The project cuts into tht famed Mag dalene stock driveway, which It the reason te many rtfehert are Interested., "It's entirely intuited," Jem it tayt. "Yea can t take range cat tle through a long thing like that Yon cat take halter cattle through anything, but not a steer that has never been within spitting tance of a men." TVih rvana tnrmer hmIawI ml the New Mexico Cattle Growers Assn. who bat t nnch down in the Magdalene country, told ranchers at Teas t lew dart age that he doesn't believe the cattle would ge through the onderpess. ll was Evsns whs introduced a resolution, ndopted unanimously by the cattlemen it their quar terly meeting, asking the highway department te Investigate the Magdalena driveway project with the aim of pretecting the Inter sets ef livestock men. D. H. Moneypetny, a part-time Magdalena rancher, tayt ether ranchert have told him It would be almost Impossible te get cat tle to ge through the pipe. Jensen said ctttlt will go through a tunnel when It ia epea and light to they cat tee what's oa the ether end. "la a eovoaioot tuaod, the hole ea tht ether end dossil look very big," be explained. Is reply to another ejueetlea, Jeaeea allowed that electric Bghta prebebty wouldn't help any. There hat net been any 'ndicatina that the highway department contem plated putting In electric lights for we A eew would need te ge through i ia Its the underpeaa only life, Jensen- p 1 1 1 1 1 d out The drtvewty It used to drive cettle to market. A eew would aa sooner receive Ha training thai It would wind as si the meet counter First Congrtgational Church JO enet 11 t.m.' kOINTKAl SRYKIS "EISENHOWER LEGMLA , TrON AND MORALITY" ' Or. Jmliee Kekttr 'Nurseries for nreetbeol childrea at both terv R85T METHODIST CHU2CH Dwwe Tewa The TaR WkMe Spwe f-M atstt 11 AO t-sn. 1IFI CAN StOIN AT IKJHTY" Breedeest, RSLM 1 1J4V II at Bv Heriev E Sieglor BROOtS I MOORE S. R A TWOS SMITH SPEND THE WEEKEND WITH US SUNOAT MOthflNO a OdS A M. twnwey tclseei 4 41 PM Yewth Meoweits e 11-00 A M " Maw kn MeaT Rev. SUantae Irvtae 0 7 -i0 P ,is. TsM'srAwe ttgMeaVtC Mleelaasry Jeeeee Refers Fttn BAPTIST CHURCM MAjN AND UtIRTY Ike Delighted by Round of Golf With Rhode Island Teen-Agers By CHARLES T. BURNS I powered drives some 50 yards bet-1 presidential foursome st the 10th NEWPORT. R.I.. Sept. St -jter thin i the President'i. Iter President Elsenhower had a wonderful time" en the golf course today playing with lour Rhode Island teen-agers who didn't let the thrill affect their j game. imt Each ef the youths sent boom-j El tat at drivM tmri tht fairway J Ik. ,.,.iv and sank several Ion! putts as!How,rd Cushing teed off against the President waiched ii, otrvrous Rotrt DaJessis. 17. and William admiration McGuiness. 17, who shifted to the Eisenhower, after the It-hole tiesi stse, ivriwrt 'i? e?2 by two of the boys j round, said he and pre Norman Palmer of the Club were tied on the first nine. The President and Palmer scored s close victory over the other youths on the sec ond nine. Weneertal Tteac At the tlth hole, the President : smuinaiv told the boys I had a wonderful time - aincereiv. wouldn't have missed it " Thea he added the wish that. i km i ail m (a rii ! U,.. th. .M im and Kav. a ' Ul IUIIC. The - President autographed the 1 ':TT. ... ! Doners see uie tcorea. au piano prsuy wvu. was the comment ef Robert fitta, 17-. yeereld Rhode ltland Junior uwrnoer ei unnmerce louma- nwnt winner. Eieenhewee shook hands with the proud perenU of the quartet ... P" " Ji"V tTnVtZCom' Powerful Drivee As the match start. Fitta and I hi. mmmmm IUm IS nM. i " V ,r ' , " wup la the state tournament,! Mock A-Bomb 'Sinks' NATO Nations Fleet LONDON. Sept. 30 taV-A lone "enemy'' plane carrying a hypo thetical atomic bomb broke through the NATO fleet defenses today and theoretically wiped put part ef the Allied striking force maneuvering off the coast ef Eu rope, NATO headquarters re ported. And the big British nner Quota Elisabeth, sailing caouaily tor New York, was adjudged tar. pedoed and "sunk" by the French ,). submarine Rooland Morlltot, oper ating as part of the Orange oppe- I Sltlon In the NATO Exercise Strikeback. hner knew nothing about tMi uM bllaeully te hwerd New York. . T bl ssfltlng force of A mar end BrUlrt naval ships was accosted by 3S bombers from the Orange force. Rear A dm. M. R. Arnold, commander of the force, reported from tht U.S. carrier Forrestal that It had been down " but eoe ef Ihe surrrvors penetrated the Inner defenses and flew directly ever the force te execute his mission. Quakt Hits Capetown CAPETOWN. S t e t h Africa. Sept OH - An eerth tremor shook wells, roofs snd window hi Capetown eerly today and brought freightened people running out ef tnetr nomet. It lasted 17 Ne damage was reported. ALLIANCE CHURCH M. M w tw so. I. (. IHitslw. Sawar MS SUNDAY ICHOOi ties THt MAteeiT mmt o so tt tie CNMTUN Ute- t-M'nm aetai najnrtM- AH Services Held In me laewtirwf New Sieildtta BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH N. Cottarr lad D SU Rev. Everett A. Barker 4S A.M. libit Schwee 11.00 A.M. "New h) te CreaT" e.10 P.M. Youth Orwwpe 7 SO P.M "A layman's Jeb- First Presbyterian Church Chentekets end Wisnwr SIRM0N "VISION AND TASK fOI YOUTH" Dr. Peel Poring Two swrvteee, 1 41 sed II t sl Chorck Srkwel. I ll sed II ijl Statesman. Salem, Ore Sat, Sept 21, "57 (Sec 1) 7 "ewie. useonewer ex- ciaimea. n t going 10 dc dm ror " Presidential press secretary Jmes C. Hagerty. waiting to sun m ine secono loureome. en-1 hu tk ' th, ; iwry cvninVTm . ncu, mw iuu. , Hagerty and club president I Grandmother , Heads 900 Member Union LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Sept. t Grandmothen don't often too-member union locals. Mrs. Kttherine McNee it the exception, attractive 2 year-old wo-n- I1., u k.i a n ml the Internauonal Union of Electrical Workert at the Radio Corp. of, . i .. eiiu mi .. . .. " While the accepts the tibilhies of her job gladly. Mrs. .bt sue cusimt men neve a oroaoei breeder point ef view, for Instance. "They . u,l i lltl f. .... vmu, And. alw addt. women tend to be petty. "I lamaiiiliT ap mmrm filtiu L - ,ui.. iw. k h ta .hop were tee dim." the said. "So we talked te the r""7 mi,htTPU,i' "Ne sooner did they put la the new lights that one woman who SSL.Tl complaimn, uid. .'. '. " eouw have dene was U wait a 1ST CHURCH OPEN. BIBLE STANDARD PULL GOSr-IL 1ZSS N. Ceeaiaerrial Sunday School lt:M Morning Service 11:M Evangelistic Service 1:4S P.M. BniM Yeer Hoees and Life With I s ea the Open Bible Clifford Berg, CHAPEL OF THE WAY Ceaanaututy Center of Worship Temporarily Leceted at YMCA CHAPEL Cottage St. Entrance 11:00 O'CUck Speaker: Dr. Sword The Good Earth" Ferater Pretideat el Interns tleaal Cmnxit of CentntanHy Chnrcbes. The Christian Churches Invite You couti mm cntsrui I7th sad Court . Worship l:N t.nu. I:U s. tu 131 p. m. Chnreh Vkeel :S Tenth aed A tall Felloenhls nrsi cnyjj Marten sad Carta te Church School t J Warship and I avsasniea I M s at- It U tJ.. 7 3 p.m. Towtk Fellowship Begins -I N a iilXa Nil OttfSTIAl 4SU Market Street Cbarch Srkeel I II Morning Worship ll.-M Towtk FeRewaMn :M Worship I P p.m irmn UUtfJ ) CHI SI (Chriariaai Oil Iksllae Road Chvrh Srboei t U Nocwtag Weretttp IIH Youth Feflewshlp le Wershtp I N s-aa. Renins forth ew Hi final ('. each ipiril ftit'U bftonil UU't lunvl, 1 1" dsaning nt irnal lifhl Bxiilif ully to esprm thw imili m t aleadfa! aim C16UCA MS S Church et Sorry "Eirrw $nsr st ine mown icsnw wnw un ooys oiierea w caaar wm in rresioem upon learning ne wan coming to Newport. Elsenhower declined the offer and. instead. suggesira uiey piay a ram wu t K. . . if no urt him bbusv vwtyiejsw- FitU admitted te a "little outness" during the play with the President. Letiecq said simply: "He't a very nice man." in Kentucky ..." t-ifev days." head! Mt. McNee. here te aCtend the UlE's two-day economic confer- ence, tayt working aromen should mjk heir union their hobby and take honest pride ia their jobs. SI xP"ud one reasea she - " " k the fact that nine out tf It workers at the plants are women. SALEM TRUTH ONTll net cower 'AwaWtWwt MwlwldJ Plwae tat t-aSIt A Cordial lavttatiee It Extended to Yen to Attend . . 10. so ftihtr" Ttei Vtrvkt 4:31 IWeAl eWWCTleW WktwwSV ep,J,) Mswitjgjisji l Majgeif Rrsl Church ellbe , Kaiircne aeter et Uth The Lutheran Churchet 4 Saleen WELCOME YOU ST. MARK'S (t U C) SU North Cbarck Services g:ia a. as. sad ll.ee a. as. Snadty Scaeet f :M us. Jehe t- rswMe. Paster ST. JOHN'S (U C-Me. Irs.) I4tb and Cenrl Its. Service l: Id a. aa. Saadty Schawl t:lt t. as. Witter G Beta. Patter GRACE E. L C.) ISM Sunny view Avenue Siwdev School st t: a. BL Sarrtces I:le-ll:e4 t.as. Lowell Holte. Paster GOOD SHEPHERD (U L.C.) tltt Sewth rejsnnserriel Services at 11 a.ak Rnnetv Sebaet t:U s. wl O W Ehrtebt D D. Paster FAITH (I). L CI 4SM Narrh River Reed Servte- I'M a as. and 11 a. as. Rnadav Sekwal I tt a. as. Wseren W Pariisseej, Ptetaf CHRIST (A. L C.I Stole st I tin Street Servleet l:M ll:M a. aa. Sanday SeSeeL tt a. as. T. N. Gebhard. Fetter CENTRAL (L. F. C.) North Copttol et Gereet Bei shot l ie t.at II mm. snd V.19 s-ss. Sandev ftrheel t: a. SL Herald r.Hweol PIACI (LC JHe, lym.) Parkwsy Dr. W. Saleat (In Ansertrea Ugiea HsR) Bervlee U.te) t.av Bwndey School t-.ll a-ss. Peterson, Paoaar the Sunsf l UklBll mui - J4 Mr ntm,. IMS-flit s frrjert Tnhvtt" t th'tlll
