Capital journal., April 25, 1925, Image 6

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TUB CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1925
CfKHURCHES
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Chief Figures in News of the Day
FIRST UNITED BRETHREV
Corner X2th and MUun streets.
Sunday school 1 . m. We have
efficient teacher snd claase to
efficient teic-htra and cLuttea for
all asea. Bilnjr or send you:
cMlirtn they will be well taken
care of. Preaching- 1 1 a, m. Text,
ilath. 1?-J0. Whit Lack I Vet?
liven in? servke. Ci.rlxtian Endeav
or ( T:-l ic, "Knendliners as
Ezprfvaed Through Educational
f ifsiona, leader, Esther Tibbett.
The younc eopIe are especially
Invited to this service. Preschin
1:30. subject. "The Two Yokes,"
Text, Math 11-21, Gal i t. Prayer
tneeiinif Wednesday erenlnff at
?:0, Mrs. Calvin Hidiy, cla
leader. The Woman's Missionary
association ::i meet at the par
tvnape Thum iay &t t p. in.. Mrs.
Ca.-t.e K.more president. You are
Invited to attend any or all of
these services. This . the church
tor strangers, joj will le made
t foe) at borne, we teach s, clean
pure, unadulterated groApel. Every
h-Ay welcome. C. w. Tibet, pas
tor. feT. PAL L'S t Episcopal ) On
Church street at Chemeketa. Rev.
M. L- Cham be.-, rector. Second
Sunday after Easter. Usual serv-lt-s
at 7:10 In the chapel. Church
school at :45 at which time it Is
exjw-cted to have the report of the
Tai of the mite bex of ferine
Urnlnff prayer with sermon at
11 a. a the veate I choir will sine
&a an anthem. "Praise Ye the
rather" an! the Te Iem will
be by Jackson. All welcome at
fct. Paul's. The Y. P. F. wlU meet
In the parish houe at 7 p. m. All
young people Invite I. The spline
"Uet Together" will be held In the
s)arth house on Tusday evening
W.ih supper ax C:e. A tuualcai
program will follow the supper.
AH members of Bt. Paul's and
friend are most cordially Invited.
BETHANY REFORM Ef--Corner
of Capitol and Marlon streets.
Sunday fchool is a, ra. and Ger-
u ti preaching service 11 a m.
No evenin service. M. Ienny,
tr.in Uter.
NAZAREN'R 19tli snd Marion
Streets, C. H. Hopkins, minister.
Sunday e noil t:45 a. m., W. B.
Hardy. Supt. Mmiiin wonthip
at II o'clock. S.-rmon by the taj
tcr. Subject. Hi even , Full neat
Yut.f people! meeting p. m.
alias Hattie M'-ra, president
Evening service 7:30. sermon by
Rev. Mary Lee Honking subject,
"A Prayi n f Fa t h er. Wetl n en d ay
evening at 7:13 prayer and prilse
service. Everybody welcome
Uradlnj roorr. 20 Masonic Tctrnle
ci ea every day except bclidaye
nd Sundays frm 11:1 to :30
p. m All are cordially Invited to
t ur services anl to our reading
loom.
EVANGELICAL Chemeketa
street, F. W. Launr, put or. Ser
mon at 11 a. in., subject. "The
Church anl the Penalty." Sermon
at I p. m., suJt, "Perfection"
Sunday scholl at 14 a. in. Evan
gelical Leay.ic at f p. m., ls
Lorenze Cumbaw), leader. Prayer
services Thursday evening.
THB FIRST SPIKITUALIST
Services every Sunday evening In
lhe W. O- W. hall at 7:45 p. m
On April ILh the Rev. F. W
Parker of Glsdione will deliver
the sermon, and the public is moat
cordially Invited to hear him.
fi;ll cospel mission s;i
Mmmlon street. Phone 1439-W
Services Sunday at 1:55. Other
Lights at outlying districts. Sun
uay af.ernon service la the most
important, being a bible study.
God's blMaen? rests upon this
meeting In a wonderful way for
the Spirit end the word agree. You
are Invited to be-ir and see the
original apostolic ffosel again in
c Deration )n these last days.
FIRST BAPTIST Corner of
Liberty and Marion streets. Rev.
J5. H. Stianks, paster. Bible school
:4S, Ed. Schunke, Supt. Graded
cranes for all agxn. Everybody
welcome. Morning; worship 11:04
Prelude: Entree Lehach. Anthem
Arise, Shins, Thy Lubt Ii Come
Puck. Offertory: viclln solo, Ada-ro-0nsjUiion-MendelASOin,
Miss
Helen Sell. Vocal eol-.: i;od Be
Merciful Kart'.etf, Mca. Ernest If.
thanks. Junior story: Rose-bads
and Boya Sermon: Tne Uplifted
Christ. Postlude: OM Ituwian
March Uraann. B. Y. P. U. 30
l.reel Mundinger, leader. Subje.
The Cathay of Marco Poll and the
China of today. AH your.; people
are cordially welcome. Intermed
iate B. Y. P. V. at the same hour.
All Junior Hijrh school people are
welcome. Evening worship 7:31.
Prelude: Allegretto In F Valnti.
Vocal solo, selected, paillne Nel
Hin. Anthem: 1 Sought the Lord
Stevenson, Miss Grace Fawk
and chorus. Offertory: violin solo.
Yen Ulan Boat song Mn lesohn.
Miss Helen Selig. Vocal solo. Fear
Not Ye. O Israel Buck, Mies P.-Jth
Bedford. Sermon: Turning Back
the Clock. Poatlude-Sortte Bitt
ntaa. Mid-week meeting Thurndjy
7:39. Come to the cHur-h that
welcomes at rangers.
SCANDINAVIAN M. K. 15th
rnd M1U irtreeu, Patrick Uahlin.
rhetor, Sunday school 10 a. m ..
Gunt Anderson, Sup. Morning
virsiiip in Hwvdiiih 11 a. m. Kr
vorth League 7:1$ p. m. Evening
service 9 p. m. Thursday 7: JO p.
Pi. prayer meeting. You are cord
ially invite i to the services.
CENTER STREET METIIO
MKT A. F. Hllnier. paxtor.
Church at 13th and Center t reels.
I -arson ace at 4 N. W.ntr St.
The subjozt th'it will be connected
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at
the German service Is: "Tho Bat
tie Is the Lord's. The evening serv
Ir nt I o'clock la the Enelifth
lunguage. the main thot that will
be: "Tracing the Ltfe of Naomi
and Ruth." Sunday school con
ynnea at 10 o'clock with lesson
studies in tlie German and KnglMi
languages. Kpwurth League meet
Ing at 7 p. m. In the English lang
Laire. These meetings are always
Interesting and you are cordially
Invited to attend. Cottage prayer
meeting at the pataonace Wed
tiesda T:4i p. m.
FIRST PRESIIYTERIAN :
a. ra. Snndty school, H. K. Barrett
Supt. U a. m. morning worship.
Sermon, ''Christianity's Outlook.
ty the minister. The choir will
iiia" "L". Not Yeur Hear t Be
Troubled.- to It p. m. rally
In the U nior room at all the young
people of the churrh. Important
things are to be considered and
it Is hop the attendance will be
food. '10 p. m. Young People's
societies. Interesting programs In
all departments. 7:10 p. m. pop
ular evening serve. Today marka
the close of fir years ministry
In Salem fr the paitor of this
hureh. Hit address tonight will
be oi the theme "Four Years In
falem. The choir will sing "The
Iay In Part and Over," Reed. Lve
congregational singing with or
chestra accompaniment,
CKRl.TTIAV SCIKNCB (First
Church) Corner of Liberty and
Chemeketa streets. Sunday morn
ing a-riricej at U o'clock, Sunday
evening service at I o'clock, sub
ject of lesson sermon "Probation
After Death." Two Sunday achool
sessions .one it I t m. and one!
at 11 a. m. Wednesday evening'
testimonial meeting at I o'clock.
ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC
P.er. J. R. Buck, pistir Mautei at
7:30, 6:39 and 10.30. Benediction
follow lust maM. At the 1 0 : 10
1'igh mnsj the Rev. Father Whe
lan, S. J., will preach. Ever)' one
cordiiMy welcome.'
JASOhf LEK iiFMOHIAL M. K.
Corner N. Winter and Jnfferjon
treets. Take the North Commer
cial street cir to Jeffjr.4n a'cnue.
Thomas A heon, paxtor, Ieroy
Walker, aaNistant, In oharge of thn
Ji-nlor church. The evangelistic,
campaign i.i thU church h..a for
ii ally cIjscI b'jt the plrlt and
rmplA1 remain unchanged, nnd
the coining Lortl'l dty looked
fin ward to as a grest r.pportunity
f r vigorous) prewiitlng the
claims of the goniel. At 11 l. m
the pastor will speak on the theme
"Thomas the I nblewd Follower
of Jexui." And In the evening at
7 30 p. m. on "Waiting For the
TrouVed Watera. lhe choir will
have p'clal number at both serv
ices, and in the evening the church
orchestra, and Rev. Miles will as
:st In making ths service a great
i-ucceas. We are eure you w ill en
joy both hours. Other eervlres of
the day to which the puMie la
most cordially Invited are: Snchool
of Relirlous Education 1:45 a. m.
wit h cUa-ee for a I Is Res. Harry
Carpenter ts superintendent. Jun
ior church down stairs at 11 a. m.
Young people up to 1 years of
age welcomed. Young pro; ilea
hour 0:30 p. m. Wesley and Ep
worttt Leagues will meet In sep
arate rooms for devot lonal serv
ices. At all of theae services
rangri wilt be greeted personal-
f anl male to feel at home. Mem
bers will be received Into the
church at the moi nlng hour of
worship. The church will hold
mid week meeting on Thursday
7:30 p. m.. Junior and Senior
churches combining. i
KEIZXR METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL Mroy Walker, pastor.
At the Kelxer school house on the
North River IloaJ. AH membern
of the community, young and old, j
ere Invited te attend lhe sen ices
this week. Sunday school con
venes at 10 a. m. with Mrs. Arthur,
Beardaley si Supt. Thla is a com- 1
munlty Sunday sc ho l with a place
for everyone regardUa of denom
ination. At 7 00 p. m. the Young
Time of Deliverance
"Millions Now Living Will Never Die"
Does the World need deliverer T
"Alien these things begin to come to pass.
t Luke 21:25311
Hear this interesting Bible Lecture
by CHARLES C. BEST
at Derby Building, Sunday .April 26,
8 p. m.
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Al.-y r, MA -
A toa. probably potentially one of the richest gees la the worts,
his beea bora la 8L Charlea, IIL. to Mrs. Del lore Anrell Norrfs, wife
of Lester Norrts, a eommerelal artist, airs. N orris inherited the
t3X.000.OOf fortune of her late ancle, "Bet a MIIMoa- Jobs W. Oatea.
Jadge Ben B. Llndsey, of Deaver'o Jarentle Ooart. had a lead of twenty
li In the completed recount in connection with ouster proceedings
brought by Royal R. Graham, who previously had been declared de
feated by the Election Commission. Prince Yonsaopoff, BaasnuB noble
man and one of the tHyers of the mystic monk. Rasputin, anlng Joseph
K. Wldener In New York courts tor the return of famous Rembrandt
paintings, was charged by Wide Oct's lawyers with attempt tog to regain
the pictures to aell them at a higher figure. When a baby was born
In bis family. Gua Florette. former dancing- teacher fn New Haven,
Conn., but thea employed at elevator boy in the New York Sloes Ex
change, couldn't pay all his bills and his wage was attached. The
tory reached the ears of Henry Rogers Winthrop, -Billionaire broker,
who sent htxa to Roe in a Galll, ballet mistress of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, who declared be would be a solo etar dancer within a ear.
ship 11 a. am. fierwaoa ambjeot.
"Why Christians Worship oa the
First Day of the Week. Chris
uaa Endeavor t 30 p. m. Evening:
service t . 30. Prayer meeting as
Thursday 7:0 ex as. A friends
church where a friendly welcome
ava-ts yoa.
FIRST CHRISTIAN Cemec
High streets. J. J Evans, mauler,
Miss ivin a. Whaler, church as
sistant; Mnu HatUe Mltcsheil. mis
s.onary. A service, unique ia cnar
ater andvery be!piul is arranged
for the evening program of the
chur:h. Aa unusually largo Bible
will be used, with special aoocs il
lustrating the mesa ige. Lare au
diences ar attending our evening
services. At the morning service
James duart will ain "Just for
Today." The Bible Softool period
opena at 9:45 under the direction
of Dr. Epler. Classes for all agec.
radel lessons. The men meet at
the Bl&h theatre at 9.45. All men
are Invited. The younc people
nioet at 1:30 in two groups. The
pastor will preach both morning
and evening. M.as Whirler will
cUrect the music.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCO
PAL Corner State and Church
streets, Fred C. Taylor, minister.
Class mee'Jng t IS a. m. in the
northwest comer room downstairs.
P. Litchfield, leader. Sunday
school 9:15 a. m H. F. Shanks,
Supt. Morning worship It o'clock.
Cur new pastor. Dr. Taylor, will
preach In Ihj morning on the sub
ject: "God's Abounding Grace."
Junior church service 11 o'clock
ia the annex. The Junior fifteen
minute sermon by Kiss Find ley
will be concerning "A Fishing
Trip." Easter morning; also last
Sunday, this group worshipped
with the adult congregation. The
three leagues: First chapter; high
school chapter and Junior high
school chapter will meet at 0:30
in their respective places. At 7:30
the pastor's subject will be: ''Fol
lowing the Pattern." The devo
tional service, Thursday evening at
7:30 Is addureJ to be an hour of
inspiration. Following this err
Ice the pastor is calling a meet-1
ins of all unit leaders. These serv
ices of the church are worthy of
your attendance.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
South lth street. Harry W.
Johnson, minister. Sunday achool
people meet for the weekly devo
tional meeting of the Ep worth
league. Thia will be a special
n eetlng to advance plana for the
institute and will be ld by Lucile
Cum m ing i There will be reports
from some of tne delegates to the
convention. They had a wonder
ful time and have returned with
much Jo report. You can't af
ford to miss K. Anther feature
tf parti-.uiar Interest at the Ep
worth League will be a trio by the
K refer sisters. At B p. m. the reg
ular evening service will be in
har;e of the pastor and opecial
ir.ualc will be proviled by the
hoir.
LESLIE METHODIST EPISCO
PAL South Commercial and My
ers streeta, H. K. pemberton, paj
tr. You m-o nvwt cordially in
:ted t9 atten l the following meet
ing of thla church: Sunday school
:n 9:45. E. A. K ho ten, Bupt. A
class for you and your children.
Mole vudy and character build
Irg our alu. The Epworlh League
n eeta at 0:30, the Intermediate
Iea-ue In Leslie h.ill and the Les
lie League In tha rh.iroh A ll
iive hour. Morning worship at 1 1
( clock. The R jv. D.H Ieech.!).
I).. D Lit r let Superintendent. wilt
neach. The choir will sins the
Kaster musls again. Evening
meeting at 710. Rev. W. U. Hert
rog will preich. You will find a
hearty greeting and a happy fel
lowahlp In thla church. The chorus
choir and the crodnel preaching
will help you meet life's problems
In a stronger way. Come with ua.
Make this your church. Strangers
and visitors espe:la)ly welcome.
OOITRT STREET PWITRfll fV
CHRIST Corner Court and N. 17
irtreet. R. L. Putnam, minister.
llible school 9:15 a. m . Chrl j
Kowlts. Supt. Music furnished by
Mln T.irner'a orehostm Junior
following the observance of the
lord's Table at 11 a. m. Sermon
Pnirituxl Rankruntrv." RmM
tenms visit the shut-Ins la the
afternoon. Christian Endeavor at
:30. Senior anl Intermediate.
Jesus Ilea's a Man with Paralvsla"
Tuesday evening the Volunteers
v.sll hU their buatncew meetrac
and social. Thursday church day.
7-9 p. ra. film pictures, Bible study
snd practical work. We . Invite
anyone to worship with us.
CHRIST EVANGELICAL LTJTn
ERAN State and Eijrhteentfa Sis.
G. Koehler, pastor. Sunday school
ai 9:30 a. ra. Tnere will be divine
ftrviee with sermon In English by
the pastor. Subject: "The Son of
a Savel Soul." Young peoples'
meeting at 7 p. m.. t-pic: Tinder
the Sinokestacks. Eventns service
at 7:4 p. m. The S -in dry school
teachers meet on Thursday at 7:30
p. m. P.ible school conducted by
the pastor an Saturday from 9 to
12 a. m. A cordial welcome to
everyone.
SOUM SALEM FRIENDS Cor
nor of Washington and Commer
cial streeu, Carl F. anl Minnie U.
Miller, pan torn. Suniiy school 10
a. m.. Dr. Carl R. Miller, SupL Wor
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