Capital journal., April 11, 1925, Image 6

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VTHK CAPITAL jdURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1925
HURCHES
CENTRAL CONOItEGATIONAX,
South 19th trMt. Hatrry W. Jono
un. minister, A special Kavster
program Is prepared by ins young
people lor the Sunday school bour
at 10 t. m At U t m. a joint
meeting of Sunday school and eon
gnulon with brief cxerclwa by the
children, address by" tho pastor,
in u lie by tha young people's choir,
communion service. reoeiHioa of
members and biptKm. At 7:10 p.
m. the chorus choir will give seT
eral selections of Barter' muKic,
which, with a brief ad draws by the
minister, will make up an Easter
service of unusual Iniereet. The
program for thla service is as fol
lows: "Ride on In Majesty," (Will
lam Balnea) chorus choir, 'Oh
Laml. of God (KobertKon) chorus
chcir. 'Risen Aa lie Bald (Wilson)
chorus choir. Addiens: Christian
Victory, the minister, "The Kinc
of Glory Shall Come In," (Lorem)
chorai choir. The offering at the
evening service will fro toward
meeting the expenses of the muse
department of our work.
FIRST CONGRKGATIOXCAb
Center and Liberty .streets, W. C.
Kantner, minister. Sunday school
fit 10 a. m. Ksster exercises by
members of the Sunday school.
I'aienla and frienrt are specially
Invited. M. T. MrCallLster, super
intendent. Morning worship at 11
a. m. There will be an Kaster day
service with Knstcr music and
mo!uuee. ChrlHtUn Endeavor at
6:30 p. m. Miss ConHlance Kantner
leader. At 7:?0 an Kuster cantata
by the church quartet assisted by
another quartet. See program. This
will be something superior. You
will wnnl to hear It. I'rayer moet-
tng Thursday at 7: p. m.
LESLIE IIRTHOIJIST EPISCO
PAL South Commercial amd My
ers streets. I(. K. Pemberton, pas
tor. Kister lessons will mark the
Sunday school session at 9:45. E.
A. Rhoten la superintendent. The
Intermediate loflgu meets in Leslie
hall and Lplle league in the
church at 6:30 to study the Kaster
melange. Morning worship at 11
o'clock. St-rmon subject The Pow
er of the Banter Story. The chor
us choir under the direction of
Mr. W. R. HuBh will alng "Klmg
Wldf the Gates," from the Cruel
flxlon. "P-lessed Jesus, Fount of
Mercv." by Antnnin Dvorak, and
"Ureuk Forth Into Joy" by Barn
by. Lymon McDonald will sing the
offertory solo "The Glorious
Morn" by Marsh. The evening
meeting st T will be In charge of
the Sunday school. The program
will consist of songs and recita
tions by the rsrlous departments
of the Bchcol and a pageint entit
led "The Resurreet'on." Tho g'rbV
chorus will sing "Calvary." You nre
cordially invited to attend these
meetings throughout the day and
fittingly recall the events of the
first Koster day. You will enloy
the fino fellowship nnd cordial re
ception awnlllng you. We invite
you to make this your home
church. There will be reception ot
members at the morninjr service.
Rtmnpers and visitors especially
welcome. There will be an Kaster
sunrise prayer meeting at S:S0 to
which everyone I Inrlted. llegin
the day In prayer and song. You
will be glad yuu made the effort
find will find the day more profit
able. Come with us for the day.
Invite your friends to come olrtO.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCO
PAL Corner H'nte and Church
1. 1 reels. Clftfs meeting : :1S a.
m. Geo r pc Litchfield, lesder. Sun
day Bchool 9:4ft a. m., H. F.
Shanks, supoiintendrnt. All depart
ments to meet together for Kanter
worship service. Kirch department
Is to have a tthoro in this service.
Morning service of worship at 11
o'clock, Ir. D. If. Leech, UiMrlct
euperlntendent. Is to preach. Ills
sermon will te "The Kaster Mos-
jjage." The Junior church will Join
If- thM service In the adult churit
lt Sunday nt the Junior church
r i-vice, seven new decisions wore
ti ade. The three league, the first
rVapter le tgue will not meet ul
6 30 due to the sun rim service to
b hid on the state capltol steiut
second chapter leace will meet in
Hi ncciiHtonie-1 idace at 6:30. Lead
er, lr. J. I). McCormlek. Third
chapter lea r:ie also will meet at
6:30. Tho First Methodist cht.lr,
numbering R0, will present a pro
gram of sacred music at their
Kaster concert at T:J0 p. m. The
choir Is under tho direction of
Prof. K. W. Hobson and is accom
panied by Prof, T. S. Roberts. Dr.
McCormlek will be in churpe of
the devotional service, Thursdny
Mght at f 39. We are hoping that
the new pastor, Ir. Fred C. Taylor
win oe present to give nu nr.it
measnge of welcome. Members and
friends of First Church are urged
lo be present at all of these ser
f Ice.
FIRST PRKSRYTERIAN On
Church street between Chemeketa
and Center streets. Ward Willia
Iong. minister. ;S0 a. m., senior
&mlevor society will sponsor sun
rise prayer meeting for all the
young people of the church and
congrcgatloa. Anyone Interested
Will find a cordial welcome. The
meeting will be held In the band
stand In Marlon square and mill be
led by Mr. R. A. Aanla. This will
lake the place of the senior meet
ing at 6:30 p. m. 1:1 a. in., bun
day school, II. K. Barrett, super
intendent. It Is hoped that evory
ffnember Will be - present and a
hearty Invitation Is extended to
visitors. The Kaster thought will
be emphasised In the closing ei
t relates of the schorl. 11 a. m..
morning worship. Sermon "Christ
Is Risen and What of It?" by the
minuter. The choir will ainjc
"Ring Out, Glad Belle.1 Itartlett.
Organ numbers "Resurrection
Horn," Johnson; "Offettory." Mil
lard, and "Toy-dude." Harris. I p.
hi., annual raster vesper musical.
Complete program given olse
' where In this paper. f rl p. m
advance Intermediate- society. Lead
er, r:iaine Drown. Also In termed
late society at the name bour, aup
emsed by Mrs. Henry Gilbert. The
senior society will not meet this
evening, owing to having had the
.sunns prayer-meeting at 1:10 a.
in. New members will be received
at the morning service. The
church eeasleo will meet 10:30 to
receive all applicants. Infant bap
tism also will be administered dar
ing the morning worship.
JASON LER MEMORIAL M. E.
Comer North Winter and Jef
foraon streets. Thomas Acheson.
pastor. Leroy Walker, assistant,
n charge of the Junior church. To
reach the church take the North
Commercial street car to Jeffer
son avenue. The revival services
at tills church which have been In
progress for nearly three weeks
past wi'l be carried to a fitting
climax on Kaster Sunday. It Is
punned that while the Kater
spirit will be fittingly represented
at both morning and evening ser
vices strong evangelistic appeals
will be made aid It Is expected
hat many will begin the Christ
ian life on that dny. The public
has a wsrm Invitation to attend all
the services of the day and are aa
sured ot a personal welcome. Sor-
ices will oien with a sun tine meet
ing at 6:30 a. m. for both young
and old, followed by breakfast at
the church. At 9:45 a. m. Sunday
school session will be held, with
E aster programs in the primary.
Junior and Intermediate depart-'
men Us. Parents are Invited to at
tend. Regular sessions wilt be held
In the senior and adult depart
ments. Public worship at 11 a. m.
Junior and senior churches unit
ing. Easter spirit will be fitting
ly represented by the choir, and
young people. Infant baptism
and receidton of mombers to the
church will be observed. Sermon
"In the Footprints of the Risen
Christ," pastor In charge. Young
people's hour at 6:30 p. m. Wen ley
and senior leagues meet In sep
arate rooms down stairs for de
rotlonal meeting. Fine time as
sured. Big evangelistic meeting at
7:30 P m. Rev. Mllta will lead tho
song service. The choir and or
chestra will add greatly to the in
terest of the evening. Subject "A
Momentous Question," pastor In
charge. Spend Kaster Sunday in
the house of God, ani show your
appreciation of God's wonderful
gift to the world In the risen
Christ.
COURT STREET CHURCH OF
CHRIST Corner Cou.'t nad North
17th streets. R. L. Putnam, min
ister. Riule school 9:45 a. m.
Chris. J. Kowltz, superintendent.
Special music furnished by alias
Turner's orchestra. This Is the
one big day of the year. Our aim
is 600 In tha Klble school. We In
vite you to be one of the 600 there
at 9:45 a. m. We bonin this annual
resurrection day with sunrise pray
er service 6. 'JO. Drenkf.mt at the
church for those that attend.
Autos will be s?nt to nil who havo
no way to come to the services.
Just phone HZ!. J, 174CJ and 2038J
on Sunday It will bo a grand day
of worship, fellowship and soul
winning. Kpectnl music, solos, scr
lions, pageant, exercises, etc. Ser
mons a. m., "The Significance of
Kaster;" p. m., "Rolling Away
Htonc.i." The baptismal service will
t-e after the evening service, lioth
senior nnd Intermediate C. E. 6:30.
The 7:30 service will close our sl
lenU evangelistic crusade. The
church dny program will be re
sumed aa usual cn Thursday. We
urge a large attendanco of mem
herahfp. A hearty welcome Is ex
les'del everyone to enjoy the day
with us.
UNITARIAN Cottage and Che
meketa streets. Rev. Martin Fere
shetian, minister. Church school
at 10 a. m. Graded Instruction.
Clasa for adults conducted by the
minister. The gospel according to
Maik la being Hiiidled ut the pros
ent time. Lecture and discussion.
Special Faster services. The
Knights Templar will attend de
rations tn a body and In uniform.
Mr.- Fereshotiun will preach on
"The Conquest of the Soul." The
Do Molay quartette will sing "In
he Cross of Christ I Glory," nnd
"The Lord Is My Shepherd." Tho
le Mi. lay Is nn organization spon
sored by the members of tho Mil
ronio fraternity who encourage the
young rtcn towards attaining
high type of character. Mr. Dan
Laniecnh'.irg nil! dlreit the quar
lotto. Mrs. M. Fcreshctian, con
tralto soloist of the church will
fing "lloaanna," by Komamca. Mrs.
W. A. Fen ton at the organ. The
T,aymen' league chapter whl meet
Monday evening. The Unity club
on Wednesday afternoon at four
and the Alliance will meet with
Mm. Dnlrymple on Friday aflor
nuon. The psychology clan meets
at th e parsonage on Thuisday eve
ntng at eight.
Easter
FIRST It A PT I ST Corner Liber
ty and Marion streets. Kev. E. H.
Shanks, pastor. Bible school -46
Kd Schunke, superintendent. We
have graded classes for all ages.
Everybody welcome. Morning or-
ahip 11. Prelude: "Christ, the
Lord la R sen." Ashford. Sclo:
Sheep and Lambs," Homer, Mrs.
Jean Pearcy. Offertory: selected.
Mine Helen Selig. Baptism. Duet:
"The Wonderoua Cross. lleyacr.
Mrs. Jean Pearcy and Mr. W. T.
leaks. 8ermoa Thla Same Jesus.
Benediction. Postlude: "On Wings
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of Sony," Mendt-Uwohn. The Ves
per service will take the place of
the evening worship, and will be
neia ai t:su. Tiie Jioiy city, Creul.
Part I. Introduction, contempleta-
tlon, violin. p:anot organ. Chorus
No Shadows Yonder. Fred E.
Broer. Trio, At Eventide It Shall
Bo Lticht. Mrs. E. H .Shanks, Hilda
A m ler. Ruth Swart. Chorus. They
That Sow In Tears. Solo. Eye Hath
Not Seen, Mrs. Shanks. Chorus,
For Thee, O Dear, Hear Country.
Chorus, Thine la tho Kingdom. Of
fertory. Part II. Intermezzo, Ador
ation, violin, pinno, organ. SjIo,
A New Heaven and a New Earth,
Mr. II. D. Barton. Quartet chor
us. Let the Heavens Rejoice. Solo,
To The Lord Our God, Mr. Jenks.
Solo, Come Ye P.letftcd, Hella Ama
ler. Chorus; Tho Pining Pot Is for
Silver, Tho Furnace Is For Gold.
Solo, These Are They, Mrs. Pearcy.
)uet, They Shall Hunger No More.
Gladyi Stevenson and Hilda A ma
ter, a. ladies chorus. List the Che
rubic Host. l solo, And I Heard
the Voice of the Harpers, Mr. Bar
ton, c, ladies chorus, with olll-
ratoji, nrs. Pearcy, Mr. Barton.
Chorus, Great and Marvelous Are
Thy Works. Benediction. The B
Y. P. U. will serve refreshment
to all who w!h to stay for tho
young peoples meeting at 6:30.
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN
Comer 12th and Mission streets.
The revival meet Infra are drawing
to a close. Sunday evening will be
tho closing service unhss tho Lord
orders otherwise. Mrs. Alice M.
Durham, the evangelist, has bnen
tireless in her efforts to lead sln-
ncra to Christ, and believens to a
higher spiritual plane. Her ono
great theme la the old time relig
ion. Don't fail to hear her In these
closing services. The order of ser
vices are as follows, Saturday eve
ning at 7:30 evangelistic service.
Subject. The Last Prayer Meeting,
Ho v. 6. Sunday morning 6 a. m.
sunrise prayer meeting 10 a. m
Easter service for the children
with an object lesson. "The Glass
Family by Mrs. Durham. 11 a. m.
Sermon "If Jesua Arose Today."
2:30 p. m. address The White Slave
Traffic and Rescue Work. This will
be interesting, you can't afford to
miss it. Christian Endeavor 6:10.
Topic What Does the Resurrection
of Jesus Mean to Me? (Consecra
tlon meeting.) Evangelistic ser
vice at 7:30. Subject Counting the
cost. You are invited to attend
fand take some part) any or all
of these services you will receive
a hearty welcome and bo made to
feel at home. Bring your lunch and
let us enjoy the day In Christian
cervice. Let us go up to the house
of the Lord and worship. We will
look for you. Come. C. W. Tibbet,
pastor.
NAZARBNK lth and Marion
streets. C. H. Hopkins, minuter.
Sunday school t:4S . m. W. B.
Hardy, superintendent. Morning
worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon by
Rev. Mary L. Hopkins. Subject
He Is Risen. Young peoples meet
ing 6 30 p. m. M.ss Hattla Meggers
president. Evening service 7:30.
Sermon by the pastor. Subject:
Resurrection Our Hope. Wednes
day evening at 7:30 prayer and
praise service. Everybody welcome.
- CHURCH OF CHRIST -Meet
every Lord's day at Cottage and
shipping streets, for Bible study
at 10 a. m. Bro. Berry of Portland
will preach April 11 at 11 a. m.
Bible study at 7 30 p. m. Bro.
Love will preach April If at 11 a.
ra. Welcome to all.
ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
Rev. J. R. Buck, pastor. Masses
at 7:30, 1:30 and 10:30. At the
6:30 mass. Sacred Heart acad
emy t-boir will sing special Easter
music and at the 10. SO high mass
the:- will be very special music
by the regular choir and a sermon
by the pastor. Everyone is cordial
ly welcome.
GLAD TIDINGS MR-ilON
3134 Court etreet. C. S. Johnson
pastor. Sunday school at I p. m.
Services at 2 and 7:30 p. m. Meet
ings Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Saturday evenings. We
believe In the nlrl nM "Then
signs shall follow them that be
lieve; in my name shall they cast
out devils, they shall aneak with
new tongues. They shall take ud
serpents and If they drink any
deadly thing It shall not hurt
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First
Church Corner of Liberty and
Chemeketa streets. Sunday morn
ing services at 11 o'clock, Sunday
evening at 8. Subject of lesson
ecrmen "Are Sin, Disease and
Death Real." Two Sunday school
sessions, one at 9:30 a. m. and one
at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock.
Reading room 209 Masonic Temple,
open every day except holidays
and Sundays from 11:15 to 6:30
p. m. All are cordially invited to
our services and to our reading
rwm.
FIRST SPIRITUALIST Will
hold Us Sunday evening services
April 1 2th In W. O. W. hall at
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That joyous cry has been fj
kS echoing down the years for IwW rVfcl
fcU nearly two centuries. "He is Vs' IwmJ
KS risen! The Christ who was JkT SiS
Hi crucified is arisen!" It was K rlfW
mI . the evidence of His teaching fij
O that there is no death ; that JM
fc life is eternal, everlasting. rtjf
Ol Easter, the anniversary ot f-f ?l"Xvii
that Third Day, upon which IkA JsfeS
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