SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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HURCHES
NAZAREN'E The pedal vao
feliitlo services at the Kuzarene
church, 19th and Minion street!,
lave continued with good Interest
tor two weeks. Much has been done
to encourage the church and ele
rate the community spiritually,
lira. De -Z.uice Wallace, Seattle
ivansHiat has preached with uni
ty and power. Many aniens were
seard tn the congregation Bnd fre
utntly people were Been wiping
their eyes as the pathetic nieosuges
touched their hearts. This evan
gelistic campaign will close Hun
day ntylit. There will be thrte
lurvii't'S on Sunday. 11 a. m. the
vargelist will preach. 3 p. m. dl
rine healing mei'llng. 7:3lireach
Ins Ly tlie evangelist. Sunday
ichool at 9:45 a. in. The evangelist
ml hMd a children's service dur
n3 the Sunday school hour, all
parents are entitled to this service
alth their children.- Young peo
ple's meeting 6:30 p. m. C. 11. Hop
tins, pastor.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
South 13th tstreet, Hany W.
Jrhnson, minister. Sunday school
ind moinlnp worship at 10 a. m.
The high school boys c!a.i Is In
lhargo of the devotional exercises.
Ihort address by the minister at 11
l. m. The young people's society!
iieet at 6:30 p. m. "Jesus princi-j
pies of Living," by Kent, Is the
iasls of the discussion. Treaching
icrvice at 7:30 p. m. An anthem
arrangement of the old song
'Stand Up for Jesus." will be of
fered by the chorus choir. Sermon
theme "A Christian's Use of the
Past."
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STU
DENTS' ASSOCIATION Meetings
are held every Sunday la Derby
building, corner Court and High
xtree's. Bible study 10 to 12 a. m.
Ezekiel's Temple study 3 p. m. At
I p. m. there will be a public dis
course by S. H. Toutjiarr of Brook
lyn. N. V. The topic of his lecture
will be "Jesus Rebuilding Pales
tine the Reason. ' He will show
that the organization of the Jews
Jn Palestine confirms, chronologi
cally, tho significance of present
flay events and that this remark
able movement among the Jews
makes pres nt world distress as
earth' first cataclysm. He will
cite tho prophecies of the Bible to
show that the world war would
start 2520 years after 606 B. C.
and that God's promise of liberty,
happiness and everlasting life on
earth center around the Jews. He
will it lo explain why Palestine Is
ot afflicted with the prevalent
world unrest and give the signifi
cance ot the Jewish policy of no
limy nor navy. A cordial Invita
tion is extended .o all interested
to attend. Seats free. No collec
tion. CHURCH OF GOD 1546 North
Church street. J. J. Gillespie,
pastor. The hour (or Sunday
school Is 10 o'clock. Our Sunday
ichool is not large but has a good
spiritual atmosphere, and the teach
er have a good understanding of
the word of God, which la a help
to the purl'. Preaching service 11
a. m. Healing Is taught In the
pcrlr-tures la the subject for the
aiorning service. Young peoples ser
Vices 6:45 p. m. Harold Hepplnger
leader. The suhjoct for 7:30 will be
''Unity of God's People as Taught
)n tho Scriptures." The prayer ser
rice Wednesday evening Is Increas
ing in interest and attendance, and
sill be led by Mrs. John Van
Lydegraf. Come and you will get
n opportunity to tell what the
Lord has done for you.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First
Church Corner of Liberty and
Chemeketa streets. Sunday morn
ing services at 11 o'clock. Sundiy
evening at I. Subject of lesson ser
mon, "Mind.1 Sunday scheol
5:30 a.m. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at t o'clock.
Heading room 302 Masonic Tempie
open every day except holidays
and Sundays from 11:15 to 5:30
p.m. All are cordially invited to
our services and to our reading
room.
EVANGELICAL Chemeketa
treat, F. W. Launer, pastor. Rev.
Wit him of the Friends church w.H
preach a IX am. The subject will
be "The garden of Eden." Ser
mon 7:30, by the pastor. Subject,
'Making the Iron Sharp." Sun
day school at 19 a.m Something
r every Sunday In our school.
Come and see for yourself. Mrs.
Fred Siewert will have charge of
the evangelical .eague ax 6:30
The subject is "Missions," Prayer
service a Thursday evening.
ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
CHURCH Rev. J. R. Buck, pas
tor. Masses at 7:30, 8:30 and high
mass and sermon by the pastor
at 10:30. Benediction follows last
mass. On Sunday morning. March
Lst. a minslon to non-Catholics
will be commenced, and will con
tinue a week. Special music. A
sermon each morning of the week
at 9:00 o'clock mass, and again at
7:30 in the evening. Everyone,
both Catholic and non-Caitholic u
welcome.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCO
PAL CHURCH Corner State and
Church streets. Class meeting 9:15
am. G. P. Litchfield, leader.
Sunday school 9:45 am. H. F.
Bhanks, superintendent. Last
reek at the regular monthly Sun
day school board meeting In honor
of Dr. Kirkpatrlck the entire corps
of teachers and officers pledged
their continued support In all lines
of Sunday school activity. Morn
ing worship, 11 o'clock. The pul
pit will be supplied this morning
by Rev. Thos, Acheson. Junior
church service at the same hour
In the Annex. Sermon, "Digging
Foundations." Alt Juniors and
thote attending junior high school
will be welcomed. Epworth Lea
gue devotional service. 6:30 o'clock
Charles Swan will leaJ the first
chapter; Fern Caldwell, the Jun
ior high school chapter. All young
people welcomed at these services.
Evening worship, 7:30 o'clock, will
Also be under the leadership of
Rev. Acheson. The church night
as such. Is discontinued indefln
Itely, but the devotional service
will be held at the regular hour.
7:30 to 8:30, Thursday night. In
the absence of a regular p-tsti
every lover of First Church should
be much in prayer and loyal to the
regular services of the ch-irch.
COURT STREET CHURCH OF
CHRIST Cor. Court and N. 17th
treets. R. L, Putnam, minister.
Bible school 9:45 a.m. Chris J
Kowits. supt. Music furnished by
Miss Turner's orchestra. A grad
ed school with classes for all ages.
Junior following the communion
service-. Faith Gilmer, supt Chit
dren enjoy this hour. Morning
worship 11 a.m. Miss Reld of
Portland will speak in the inter
ests of Near East Relief. Miss
Reid has been overseas as a work
er and brings first hand informa
tion. You will want to hear her
gripping message in behalf of the
orphans. Two volunteer teams will
visit the shut-ins in the afternoon.
Christian endeavor 6:30 p.m. Two
Interesting societies for young
people. Evangelistic service 7.30.
Sermon "The voice In the Wilder
ness." Church day program 01
Thursday 3-9 p m. Ton are invit
ed to any or all of these services.
HIGHLAND FRIENDS Corner
ot Highland avenue and Church
street. Edgar P. Sims, pastor. Sun
day services: Bible school at 10
a. m.. Walter Stanton, superinten
dent. Meeting for worship at 11
a. m. C E. at 6:20 p. m. Preach
lng at 7:30 p. m Bible prophecy
clws Monday 7:30 p. m. Mid-week
prayer meeting Thurslay 7:30 p.
A. All are welcome to out services.
ciaty will conduct as evangelistic
ssrvlcs tn the evening. Yo are
Invited to all of thess services and
you will enjey the splendid spirit
ual atmosphers of this church,
SCANDINAVIAN M. B. 15th
and Mill streets. Patrick Dahlin.
pastor. Sunday school 16 a.m.
Gust Anderson, supt. Morning
worrhip in Swedish 11 a.m. Ep
worth league 7:11 p.m. Evening
service I p.m Thursday T:30 pm.
prayer meeting. You are cordial
ly invited to the meeting.
UNITARIAN CHURCH Cot
tage anj Chemeketa streets. Rev
Martin Fereshetiftn, minister.
Church school at 10:00 a m. Grad
ed Instruction. Class for -adults,
conducted by the minister. Mr.
Mites McKey. superintendent. De
votional services at 11 a.m. Rep
resentative Woodward of Multno
mah will speak, having for his sub
ject: "Legislation and every-day
life." AH are invited . Th ar
vices will be under the auspices
or tne Laymen's league of the
church.
LESLIE METHODIST EPIS
COPAL South Commercial and
Myers Streets. H. F. Pemberton.
pastor. Will you attend church
tomorrow? We invite you to the
following services: Sunday school.
real Bible school, at 9:45, E. A.
Rhoten. Supt. You will not have
dull minute. Your children will
be well trught, also. The Ep
worth leagues meet at 6:30. The
intermediate league In Les.ie hall.
Leslie league in the church. Botn
meetings interesting and inspiring.
All young folks Invited. Morning
worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon
subject: "The Pearl of Great
Price." Evening meeting at 7:30.
Subject "The Tree of Life; havs
you found it?" Excellent musk'.
Christian cordiality, good fellow
ship. Plain gospel preaching and
neighborly greetings make these
hours profitable and inspiring.
Come with us. Make this your
church. Strangers and visitors
v elcome.
FIRST CHRISTIAN Center
and High streets. J. J. Evans,
minister; Miss Vivian Whisler.
church assistant; Miss Hattle Mit
chell, missionary. The day's pro
gram begins with the Bible echo 1 1
session at 9:45, classes and de
partments In Bible study. The
church service is at 11 o'clock.
Sermon by the pastor. A large
chorus under the direction of Miss
Whisler will lng special numbers.
At the evening hour, 7:30 o'clock.
Charles Archerd will deliver an
address rn the "Rogue's Gallery
of Business." Thts is a message
from a local business man to busi
ness men. Incidentally it will give
the outsider an impression of Ro
tary principles. The public is in
vited. Special music by a quartet
and large chorus. The young peo
ple meet at 6:30 in two groups.
Men's class at the Bllgh theater
a 9:45. Toplo: "Christianity and
Business" Can a business man be
a Christian?"
ARMORY REVIVAL, Services
as usual in this building every
night at 7:30 sharp excepting Mon
day and Wednesday of this week
Before each service there will be a
half hour of prayer in the prayer
room to pray God's blessing upon
the meeting In the auditorium,
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 the sub
ject wilt be "Tho Two Wine Press
es" after which the sacrament of
the Lord's supper will be adminis
tered, following which the sick vll
be prayer for,- With reference to
tho night services beginning Sun
day: We are taking up the study
of prophecy each night using as a
basis "A Thousand Prophetic Mys
teries in PFbcess of Fulfillment.'
Each night we will take up a few
of these prophetic mysteries, so
bring your note books and pencils.
It Is amazing how many of these
prophecies ar? already fulfilled and
being fulfilled before our very
eyes, thus proving to us that the
return of our Lord and Savloiu is
right at our very doors. These
lectures are being illustrated by
lantern slides using a system of
charts, maps and diagrams and
pictures, thus visualizing the whole
Bible to you from Genesis to Reve
lation so that Christ may be Been
everywhere revealed In the word.
Alhtoueh these messages are term
ed "lectures" yet they are full of
evangelistic spirit and power and
appeal. The main purpose of all
true ministry is to meet human
ity'a need, spirit, soul and body.
If you deslro to be blest and edl
fled that you may be a blessing
come and bring someone with you
God Is pouring out His spirit upon
us filling hungry souls and heal
lng bodies. The people ot Salem
should recognize and take advan
tage of this rare opportunity that
God has sent Into their midst.
MARKET STREETFREB ME
THODIST Corner of N. Winter
and Market streets. Rev. Mortimer
C. Clarke, pastor. Sunday school
at 9:45, Dr. Frank S Schuts, supt
Classes are for all sizes and ages
manned by teachers who believe
the Bible to be God's Inspired
word. Preaching hours at 11 and
7:45 Class meeting of the old
Methodist type In the main audi
torium at 13:15. Mrs. Ida Oarrett
leader. Young people's meeting at
6:30, Miss Martha Liquet, letwler.
Praise and song service at 7:30.
Cottage prayer meeting at the
homo of Mrs Caroline Jackson.
1463 N. Winter street each Wed.
afternoon at S o'clock. Church
prayer meeting Thursday at T:30.
In tho abssncs of the pastor In
Eastern Oregon, Rev. Cyrus
Cook wll preach at the morning
service, and the young people's so-
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN On
Church street between Chemeketa
an J Center streets. Ward Willis
Long, minister. 9:36 a.m. Sunday
school. H. E. Barret, supt. 11:00
a.m.. msming worship. Sermon
"The Constitution of the Kingdom
VI But I say Unto You" (con
tinued), the minister. The choir
wll' sing "Turn Ye to Me," Hark
er. O rga n numbers: "Be renade. '
uounod; "Offertory," Hints, and
l'oatlude." Illinois, s d, iun
ior society. Miss Walmsley and
miss uavis. leaders. 6:30 p.m.,
Senior Christian endeavor society.
Live discussions on timely subjects.
1 on icnt "friendliness as expressed
mrougn indutrfal missions," Mar
jcrle Brown, loader. Advance In
termediate society at the same
hour. Subject. "George Washing
ton the Christian." Groun IIL un
der direction of Elolse Wright will
have charge of the program snd
will have on exhibit an original
copy or -ulster county Gazetze"
published at Kingston. N.Y., Jan.
nuv, wnicn contains a full ac-
courtf. of Washington's funeral.
i.w p.m. Popular evening service.
congregational elng. Question,
"What Methods Are Being Pro
posed to ueguiate the Motion Pic
ture Industry?, discussed bv the
minister. Sermon "Temntation nf
Jesus, in How much for your
aoui: - py tne minister.
FIRST BAPTIST OHIITtnu
Liberty and Marion. Rev. Ernest
n. on anus. 11 be Snhnnl at 9-45
Ed. Schunke. supt.. Fully denart-
nentauzed. morning worship at
.1 a.m., sermon by the pastor,
Subject 'The Servant an A Hi
Master." Anthem! Thnu wilt bo.
him In nerfect hmoa wot- viniin
solo, Adnglo, Tschalkoksky, Miss
neicn fteug; soprano solo. Gra te
rm ijord, am I, Roma, Mrs. Ear'
rearcy. The BYPU will meet at
6:30 with irnun TV h t .1
Evening worship at T:30. Sermon
Dy tne nastor. Suhtect Th Pr.
chology of Religion. Anthem,
There's a friend in the Homeland.
Havens; violin solo. Cradle son,
Brahms. Miss Seng; duet selected.
Mrs. Ernest H. Shanks and Mies
Helen E. Ross. Strangers in the
city are cordially Invited to the
church that welcomes strangers
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH (EPIS
COPAL) Church street, at Che
meketa. Rev. H. D. Chambers,
Reotor. Qulnquagesima Sunday,
or the Sunday preceding Lent. The
services will be as usual. Holy
Eucharist at T:30 In the chapel.
Church school at 9:45. Morning
prayer and sermon by the rector
a 11 a.m. Vested choir and the
music under the direction of Mrs.
Ruth Emery Riddle. All are cor-
dially invited to attend. The YPF
will meet in the parish house at
7 p.m. The last of tne lectures
given by the rector will be given
In the chapel at 7:45 on Monday
evening. The subject of amuse
ments and the life of the church
will be discussed. All welcome.
On Shrove Tuesday the primary
and junior departments of the
church school will hold a social
in the parish house Immediately
after school. In the evening the
YPF will give two ono-act plays
In the parish house, followed by a
social with dancing. Wednesday
wilt be Ash Wednesday and the
services will be Holy Eucharist at
7:30 a.m. and again at 9:30. An
evening address wilt be held tn
the chapel at 7:30 with a short
address.
GLAD TIDINGS MISSION
343 4 Court street. C. 8. Johnson,
pastor. Sundiy school at 2 p. m.
Services at 3 and 7:30 p. m. Meet
ings on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Silurday evening.
Coma to our meetingj, you will
be blessed in your soul. We preach
salvation for the sinner, baptism
in the holy spirit for the believer,
healing through prayer for the
nick and the second and soon com
ing of Christ. "Be ye ateo ready
for at such a time as ye think not
the son of man cometh." Every
body Invited.
BETHANY REFORMED Cor
ner of Capitol and Marion streets.
Sunday school 10 a. m. and Ger
man preaching service 11 a. m. No
evening service. M. Denny, minis
ter. FIRST Si'lTUALIST Meeting
at McCornack hall, Sunday evening
February 22nd., 7:30 p. m. Mrs.
Anna Lee Snylor ot Portland,
speaker. Miss Carney of Portland
will sing.
LUTHERAN Christ Evangelic
al Luthsraa feats an Eight
eenth streets, O. Koohler, pastor.
Sunday school at am. Divine
service with sermon In English at
10:10 a.m. Subject: "A Visw of
God's Glory." Tbs Luther lsagu
meets at s:Sv p.m. toplo for dis
cussion "Changing China Even
ing aervios at 7:36 p.m. The pas
tor will preach on the subject:
What does a Christian ktow con
cerning Heaven" The Sunday
school teachers meet on Thursday
at 7:30 p.m. Bible school on Sat
urday from to 13 s.m
JASON LEE MEMORIAL M E
church Corner north Winter eV
Jefferson streets. Take the North
Commercial street car to Jefftrsou
avenue. Thoma Acheson, pas
tor. Leroy Walker, ass'stant. In
charge of tho junior church. Stran
gers are not only welcomed to tv
services of this church, they ae
greeted personally and made to
feel at home. The following ser
vices will be held on the coming
Lord's day to which all are wel
come: School of religious instruc
tion at 9:45 a-m. with classes fo.
all ages. Harry Carpenter Is the
superintendent Good time as
sured. Public worship at vl a.m
with junior and senior chjrch is
uniting. Rev Walker will be in
charge and will preach the sermon
Be sure and bear him. Young
peoples hour at 6:30 p.m. The
Wesley and Epworth leagues will
meet in separate rooms downstairs
for devotional meetings. Strangers
will enjoy the fine spirit of these
services. Service of praise and
worship at 7:30 p.m. This Is
community hour. Good music,
good fellowship and strong gospel
preaching will be features of this
service. Rev. Walker will be in
charge of this meeting also. There
will be a get together of the men
at the church Tuesday evening a'
6:30 p.m. Supper and program
Don't miss it Dr. Leech will be
present Thursday evening for the
quarterly conference Full atten
dance of officials desired. Pot
luck supper at 6:30 pm. Welcome
to all.
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN
Corner 12th and Mission streets
Sunday school 10 am. We have,
efficient teachers snd classes for
all ages Bring or send your
children, they will bs well cared
for. Preaching 11 a.m. Evening
service Christian endeavor 6:30
topic "Friendliness as expressed
through Industrial missions. Lead
er, Rev. E. G. Poling. The young
people are especially invited to
this service. Preaching 7:30 p.m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 7:30. Mrs. Calvin Hi day,
class leader. You are invited to
attend any or all of these services.
We teach and preach the whole
gospel. We are not contaminated
with modernism, fanaticism
wildfire. You will bo made to
feel at home. Ws will look for
you at 10-11 a.m. and 6:30-7:30
Come. C. W. Tlbbet pastor.
CENTER STREET METHOD
IST Corner Uth and Ctater.Sts.
Ai P. H timer, paster. Sunday
school convenes at 10 o'clock WgUh
classes In English or German for
young and old. The lesson dis
oussions are of vital Interest to
all. Preaching service at tl
o'clock In German. At this time
the subject for discussion will be:
The salvation of the human race
foreshadowed by the offering of
tbs Lamb In Egypt" Epworth
League meeting at T to'clock fol
lowed by the regular evening ser
vice. The subject for this time
will be: "Ambitions". All the
evening services wlll be in the
English language. You are cor
dially welcome to all of these ser
vices. ,
SEVENTH DAY AD V E NT I ST
Corner of Fifth and Gaines. N. C.
brnston, pastor. Sabbath school
at 10:30 and preaching at 11:30
a.m. Young people's meeting at
4:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wed
nesdays at 7:30. A good Interest
and attendance Is being manifested
at all the services. The subject
for the Sunday night lecture will
be "Will the Roman Catholic
Church Ever Rule AmerlcaT If
Not Who Will?" This Is a lec
ture that all are interested in.
Catholics and Protestants alike.
The Bible predicts that this coun
try will pass a certain law some
day. Has the legislature thought
of it yet? Not a dull moment
during this lecture. Be there at
7:30 and get a good seat Song
service begins then. Bring your
mends.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSION
ARY ALLIANCE Tabernacle.
Ferry street. The special evan
gelistic services conducted by Er-
angelist Frederick J. Betts, are
continuing through tho week every
afternoon and evening excepting
Monday, S p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The
afternoon services are especially
Instructive for Christians The or
chestra Is continuing to render
splendid music every evening. Ev
angelist Belts prays for and with
the sick every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon and evening, giving
special Instruction on the subject
of divine healing. Saturday after
noon from three to four Is boys'
and girls' hour. Sunday school
l p.m. Sunday afternoon preach
ing service I p.m. H. E. Caswell
and Mrs. Caswell, pastors.
CASTLE N. B. CHURCH Cor
ner 17th and Nebraska avenue
Rev. Z. E. Mower, pastor. Bible
school 9:45 a.m. Preaching 11
am. Subject "Trouble, a Great
Educator" YPCE 6:30 p.m., sen
or. Intermediate and juniors.
Preaching 7:30. Subject "God's
Man, and His Service." You are
invited to attend any or all of
these services.
corns for oil, at l. McAllister,
Supt Msrsisf worship 11 a.m.
Fiftieth swadvsrsary sermon: The
Ministry C tho Gospel." Recep
tion of sew members. Christian
endeavor 6:39 p.m. Leader, Miss
Creglo. Evening ssrvlcs at T:3t
p.m. Program of song, pictures
and brief address. Tho plctut-e
film will show soms beautiful
Canadian scsaory. The brief
dross wlU bs sat 'Soms
ing Incident out Of a Ministry
Fifty -Tsars. Pray or casetlng
Thursday at T:30 p sa.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Liberty and Center street, W. C.
Kantner, minister. Sunday school
10 a.m. Classes for alt ages. Com
petent teachers. Place and a we I-
M arion Hotel
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OFFICIAL AAA
An Hotel worthy of its reputation as the largest
and most complete in Oregon out of Portland.
Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner
parties. ,
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The first comes when you save rent
money by owning a Home. The
second when you own a Home of per
manent materials, escaping expensive
up-keep and depreciation. Let the
makers of concrete tile show you
how much more profitable it is to pay
for your home only once.
Oregon Gravel Co.
Hood at Front Street
1
"Christ and
Business
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or
"Can a business man be a christian?"
Will bt the inbject ot the Ieuon at Utt
Men's Bible Class
Bligh Theatre
9:45 Sunday
Mr. T. 8. KacEenzie, a compoier ot tongi, will give
the solo.
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