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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1925)
-v SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 195 nj5 uArttAti juukNau balkm. ukjsgon GET PRACTICAL Merrltt Davis, head of the com mercial department at Salem high chool. bus announced mat begin nine Mundur, April 29, senior In the commercial department at the liich school will be placed in oui cos in Salem for tbe purpose o! eivtne them practcal experience In commercial work. Any local busi ness establishments who care to use an apprentice for a hall day at a time, either morning or after noons, mar secure the use of one by communicating with him at the hieh school, be says. More than 400 students an reg istered In commercial work at the high school. Of the number 56 will Kradunte this year. "These graduating students are well qual ified to till positions as stenogra nhera. bookkeepers and salespeo ple,' 'said Merritt Davis, head of the commercial department, yes terday, "but before sending them out Into permanent positions we intend to give them some prac tical office experience. To ac complish this we send each stu dent into an office or business bouse for two or three weeks, then changing him to another unless the business man desires to keep tha student for a permanent posi tion. In this way they will be rotated in the positions, giv4ng them as wide experience as possi ble. One-half ot each school day will be spent In school and one- half in the business houses. "No charge Is made for the stu dents' services, as they are given credit toward graduation. The benefit is mutual; it gives the student experience, in exchange for which he renders valuable service, and It gives the business man an opportunity to try out and select an assistant without cost to him or obligation to the student. Many Salem men have taken advantage ot this oppor tunity In the past and heartily en dorse it. Indian Chief is Co-respondent - R ' i i i i im 11:1. Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday I afternoon at 1 o'closk asi dosing I service Sunday night at T:e. Dont fall to hsar thus gospel preachers and staffers. Sunday school 1:4 a. W. B. Hardy, superintendent. Young people's meeting t:lo p. m. alias Halt's Meggers, president. Wednesday evening at 1:1 pray er and praise service. C. M. Hop kins, minister. CLAD TIDINGS MI38IOM HHi Court street. C. & John- 1 son. pastor. Sunday school at. z b. ra. Hoi vices at and ': p. m. Meetings Tuesday, Wednesday and ISaturJay evening. If you believe in the old time religion corae and I worship with us. There is aalva I lion for th sinner, baptism with line Holy Ghost for the believer I and healing for the sick. Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today I and forever." Everybody Invited. FIRST EVANGELICAL C. C. I Poling, minister. Services Sunday I the 19th at It a. m. and 1:46 p. m. m. At the morning services Rev. C. H. Stuffacher ot Cedar Rapids. I Iowa, one ot the general secretar- :es of the church will preach. This Is the only privilege our people will have to hear this noted I speaker. In the evening tbe psstor I wil speak on the "Program ot the I Church." Bible school at :4S with I J. P. Ulrlch superintendent. Jun I lor church at 11 a. m. Senior C. E. society will meet at 6:45 p. m. Midweek services on Thursday eve- Ining. All are welcome. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Liberty and Center streets. W. C. Kantner, minister. Sunday school at 10 a. m. with classes for all ages, under competent leadership or good teachers. A place and a welcome tor you. M. D. McCains- ter, superintendent. Morning wor ship at 11 a. m. This being "Pa triot's Day" the message of the sermon will be on "Two Great Elements ot Genuine Patriotism.1 Christian Endeavor at :3 p. m Miss Clarke, leader. At t:10 p. ni the "Musicals" given last Sunday evening will be repeated. Those who vers present last Sunday were greatly delighted with the pro gram. Hence the request for Its repetition. In recognition of "Pa triot's Day" the program will in elude some patriotic songs In which Clifford Hendricks, wealthy New York sportsman, has filed salt .. ... r.in.i him wits. Mrs. Ida May Hendricks, who now lives In Los Angeles, naming Jos 6ecakuku a Of"J J?n,!5,?r1.! " congregation will Join, There .espondent. HecaKusu u. . . i , .. . - win also he s patriotic film. Pray- Indian kchooi KTaouaiv aau a uvmi u Yellow Feet, and he is rich, ler meeting Thursday at t:J0 p. m, l rneme "our Father's WI1L" HURCHES (Continued from Page Seven.) fctrect, Edenr P. Sims, pastor. Sun day services: litble school fct 10 a. m., Waiter Stanton. Supt. Meet ings tor worship in:l preichtntT at 11 a. m. an! S p. m. C. E. at 7 p. sn. The bible prophecy class will not resume its work until tha iaa- tor la able to carry the extra work. The Mid-week prayer meeting on Thursday evening t 3 o'clock. AU are welcome to these services. We especially Invite thrse havinff no other church home. MARKET STREET FREE METHODIST Corner of N. Win ter and Market street. Rev. Mor timer C. Clarke, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45, Dr. Frank S. Schutz Supt. CUsnses for a'.l sties and apes. Preacblnc; hours 11 and 7 45. Class meeting 12:15 led by Mrs. Ida Garrett. Younj people's meeting at JO, Miss Marthi Jac onet, leader. Prayer and praise service at 7:3 lei by the pastor. Cottaee prayer meeting each Wed nesday afternoon at 1 'clock at the home of Mrs. Caroline Jack son, 14S N. Winter street. Church prayer mcHlnff each Thursday e renins at 7:5. The pastor will preacU on Sunday morn In tt MChrleian priesthood.' In the evening there will be the usual evanff-'listic service with a warm hearted mesa-ise by the pastor. All will receive a cordial welcome to all ot the services and you wl.l enjoy the splendid spiritual at mosphere ot this church. SOUTH 3ALEM FRIENDS Corner vt Commercial anl Wash Inffton streets, Carl F. an1 Minnie C, Miller, pastors. Sunday school 10 a. m.. Dr. Carl E. Miller, supt. Our school Is well organized and doing splendid work. Worship. 11 a. m. Sermon subject. "Faith and Force' Chrlstan Endeivor 9:t9 p. m. Eevcnins service 7:50. The Junior choir which was lately start ed will sin. Prayer meeting on Thursday 7:3 p. ra. Our meetings ara times ot blessing; because of the presence of God in our miast. ST. PAUL'S (Episcopal Church street at Chemeketa. Rev. H. D, Chambers, rector. Flrjt Sunday after Easter. Holy Eucharist at 7:10 a. m. In the chapel. Chorch 00 hoot at 1:45. Students please be present and brin;s back mite boxes. Morning prayer and ser mon by the rector it 11 i. m. The Easter nwisic will be repeated by the vested choir. Al Imost cordially Invited to worship at St. Paul's. The Y. P. F. nests In the pjuish hous) at 7 p. m. Young; people Invited. fire. You will be ma-lo to feel r.t home. Come let us go up to the house of the Lord, on the Lord's day. We win look for you C. W. Tibbet, pastor. the Matter With the Church?' Text. Zep han in s, 1-12. Eve nine service. Christian Endoavor 6:30, topic. "My Denomination; Its His tory and Principles." leader, Rev. E. O. Pol tny. The young people are especially Invited to this serv ice, Evangelistic eervlce at 7:30. subject, "Law end Grace." Text Rom 6, 20-21. Prayer meeting; on Wednesday even Las at 7:30, Mrs. Calvin Hlday, clasi leader. You are Invited to attend any or all of theso services. We teach and preach the whole bible to be the word of God an l His power unto Salvation, no fanatlcUn or wild EVANGELICAL 17th and Che meketa streets. P. W. Leaner, pas tor. Sermon 11 a. m. Subject "The cnurch, and What Our Denomln ation Believes." Sermon at 7:30. CHRIST EVANGELICAL LUTII-1 subject "The Seventh Year Sun ERAN State and 18th streets, G.I day school at 10 a. m. O. R, St ran., Koehler, pastor. Sunday school I baitsh will be in charge of the at 930 a. m. Divine servlco with school. Elmer Kurz will assist. lone sermon in German at 10:50 a. m. Olsen will lead the Evucellcal Young peoples meeting; at 7 p. m. Topic: "My Church, Its Ills-I tory and pevV-opmeiit. Evening I ftervio tn English at 7:45 p. m. Bible study on Thursday nt 7:30 1 p. m.. IJlble school on Saturday I from 0 to 12 a. m. You are cordial-1 '.y welcome, KAZAREXE 19th and Marlon! Four preat eervios. Dr. H. Ortonl Wiley, president northwest Nas-1 arena college, Narapa, Idaho; Rev.l E. J. Lord, district superintendent! and the Nam pa college quartet will I be In the Naxarene church to holdl four big services Saturday night, I league at 0:10. Prayer services Thursday evening. I SCANDINAVIAN M. E- lth Milt streets. Patrlk Dahlia, pas ter. Sunday school 10 a. m. Gust Anderson, superintendent. No morning service. Kp worth league IS p. m. Evening service at t m. conducted by Rev. 1L C. Kurkend .11. Thursday 7:30 p. m. prayer meeting. You are all cor dially invited to the services. LESLIE METHODIST EPIS COPAL South Commercial and Myers streets, H, F. Pecnberton. pastor. You ors cordially Invited to the following services of this church: San lay school at 9:45, E. A. Rhcten, Supt. Learn to know thi bible. It helps build Christians. The Ep worth league meets at 4:30. The Intermediate League In Leslie hall and the Les lie League In the chur:h. All young people are Invited to attend these livo meetings. Morning wor nhlp at 11 o'clock. S?rmon sub ject: "The Meaning of Worship Evening meeting at 7:30, subject. 'Unrealtzel Possibilities tf the Gospel." Yoi wll enjoy the chorus choir an 1 the gospel preaching. the Christian fellowship and home like atmosphere,' the happy greet' ings and sincere purposes ot this church. Come with us and make this your home church. Strangrs and visitors esoeclally welcome, FIRST METHODIST EPISCO PAL Fred C. Taylor, minister. ltio Lord's Bong In a Strange Land" wll be the subject of the opening sermon of Rev. Fred C. Taylor's pastarV-o at Pint church oa next Sunday morning. The scrv Ice will be In charge jf Dr. J. x. McCcrmlck ot the Kimball school ot Theology. Rey. Mr. Taylor will tie presented to the congregation by Mr. R. C. Glover, the chairman of the First Church pulpit commit tee who were Instrumental with Bishop W. O. bhephard of Port land, and Rev. D. JL Leech. Sup erintendent of the Salem district In bringing Mr. Taylor frm the Grace Methodist church In Sioux City Iowa, to Oregon. Bp Hal music will b rendered by the chorus choir under the direction ot Prof. 2. W. Hobson. The dis course by Mr. Taylor will be the beginning of his public ministry here in Salem. All members of the church will have the prlv ltige of meeting Rev. and Mis. Taylor at the close ot the morn ing service. The Sunday school will holl Its regular session at the 9:45 hour. The Ep worth League will hold their devotional services at 6:30 S'inday evening. Rov. Fred C Taylor will have charge ct the evening preaching service a 7:30 o'clock. Following the praise and prayer service he will speak oa the subject. "Man's Beet Fries)." H EAT MESlaSYMiG When oiliness vanishes, motor efficiency goes with it. Heat Re sisting Shell Motor Oil is OEIPEN ID) ABLE SHELL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Was Jesus God? Ecclesiastical leaders teach that God is stern, Jesus as merciful and kind, but still contend that both are one in person. Jesus said that He came to do Ilia Father's will Hear this subject discussed at Derby Hall Corner Court and High Streets Sunday Evening, April 19, 8 p. m. Seats Free No Collection 8T. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC Rrr. J. R .Buck, pss'or. aliases at 7:3s. :! and high mill ser mon at 1:M. Bomdlctloo fol lows last mus. Everyone wel come. CENTER STREET METHO DIST A. P. Hllmer, pastor. Sor ters (or Sundajr. April the llth will fce sa follows: Sunday school at 1 o'clock. H. H. Crallap. Supt Class In the German and Eng lish isnguaces ts which you axe cordially tnrlt-d. At 11 o'clock the District Superintendent, Rot. A. F. Cramer will brine- the mes ne la German followlnc which the Lards spp-r will be celebrated ed. At T o'clock In the erenlnsT Epwrrth L?sn. Lillian Rehfuss iNuUr after which the District Bunerlnteadent will preach la Enalish. FIRST UXfTF.D ISRBTHRBX Corner llth sad Mlssloa streets. Sunday school 10 a. in. We hare rrriclent tenchera. and clssees for all asss. W. W. Wells Sunt, rreach . . For soft, restful walls BH8 What can compare with the lovely soft and restful tones whick Acme Quality No-Lustre Finish gives to wills? There it nothing f uite like it It comet in many inviting thadct and ACME QUALITY There is no NO""r,E FINISH a - J SALEM HARDWARE 120 N. CoMerctU Street, SaJeta, Or. bright, shiny reflection when walla are finished with this Acme Quality product: in stead, only the toft diffusion of light which brings out every point of the room and its furn ishing! to its best advantage. World-Wide Bdqd Will The world-wide good will which Dodge Brothers Motor Car has earned for itself during the past ten years, is emphatically the most valuable asset that Dodge Brothers Inc. possess. The public may rest assured that nothing will ever be done to jeopardize in the slightest degree this enviable and price less reputation. The policies and practice which have shaped the destinies of Dodge Brothers in the past, are in full force today, and will continue in full force so long as a motor car bearing Dodge Brothers name shall be manufactured. D0DEE BROTHERS INCORPORATED BONESTEELE MOTOR CO. 474 S. Cnmsaerclal SU Phone 421 PAGE SEVEN f 5 rnc It a. m.. subject. "TThat Is
