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Newspaper Page TextFriday) January 21, 1938 fht Capital Journal, Salsm, Oregon Seven (Continued from Pet. I) Mrs. Harold Mulkey (Mana Does) and Mr. Ernest Uveaay (Wllma Dou). Only relative and close frlertda witnessed the ceremony. alia. Mary Jacluoo sang "O, Pro mise MS" pracedtaf tha semce and 1 Love You Truly- at Ha close. Mlat Joyce Woodfln played tha wed ding march. Tha brlda waa lovely In her wed dint town of white aatln with ttsht bodlea. Mil awlnt sklrj and full puff ad sleeves. Rar Tell was held In place by a wreath of white rosea and the carried an arm bouquet of Talisman roses. Mlas Margaret Jackson was the bride's only attendant and won an attractive model of royal blue, fa ahloned with full skirt, tight bodice and puffed sleeves. Her flowers were dark red roses. Robert Hall, brother of the bride, was best man for Mr. Burt, Ushers were Oeorge Jackson and Fred Hall, Jr. A reception followed the cere mony. Mrs. P. M. Hammond, Mrs. Harold Mulkey, Mrs. Ernest Llvesay and Miss Margaret Jackson assisted m serving. Mr. and Mrs. Burt left for a short honeymoon down the coast highway and will be at home after January at at 151 Young street. Both are well known m Woodbum where Mrs. Burt graduated from Woodbum high school In 1932. Mr. Burt Is foreman of tha state highway crew here. , Mrs. Frank Whlttemore entertain- ed the Up-to-Date study club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Al ter an Informal study period the hos tess served refreshments. Those present were Mrs. Walter Eberhard, Mrs. Henry Toevs. Mrs. Oeorge Chapman and Mrs. Frank Whlttemore. Tha next meeting will be Febru ary at the home of Mrs. Oeorge Chapman. Subject for study will be Prominent Women In the News." College Capers Hope Chamberlln Oregon State College, Corvallls, Jan. 1 (Special) Fun-festlng at the Associated Women's collegiate car nival Friday night and dancing at the Freshmen class dance Saturday night are the main social features of the coming week-end. Much diver. si on from books In the form of bas ketball games, rally dances, lunch eons, teas and dinners have filled the week to the brim with good times. Outstanding among Salem stud ents' doings this week Is the appoint ment of Ralph Leedy, freshman be longing to .Phi Gamma Delta fra ternity, to attend Annapolis naval academy, . . Bud Mercer, also of the Fiji's, has been getting his name In the paper frequently for his work as co-chairman of the all-campus fash. Son show coming up In a weke. Seen at convo today was Phil Brownell, smiling at the speaker's jokes. . . Dorothy Butte Is wearing her hah m a becoming page-boy style. . . Ushering at the basketball games this week Is genial Don Coons, varsity football player. . . Sally McLellan and Anne Van Scoy of the Theta's were seen lately playing bridge before the opening of the basketball games. . . Oene Holl , stein. Phi Delt pledge, will be one of the collegiate models at the fash ion show -January 38. . . More ap plause was given by sports fans last week-end when Elwynn Mann per formed m tumbling stunts between the halves of the U. of O.-Oregon State game. Spending six weeks In the home management house Is Marjorle Mets ger, stationed at Kent house with five other home economics girls. . According to Marjorle, "It's fun." . Roy Richer of the ATO's Is not In frequently seen In Ell era, a favorite campus eating place. . . Helen Ruzlc, Chi Omega, now and then receives dedications from the SAEa on their serenades. . She was one of the guests at a chapter house fireside at the seml-fraternlty Friday night. Winston Williams and a PI Phi friend were among the tea dancers at Tumble Inn last Sunday. . Monmouth Brides Are Complimented Monmouth Mra. - James Rlddell, Jr.. who was Miss Elva Llndeman until her marriage a fortnight ago, was feted twice the past week. The Busy Bee club, at Its regular meet ing Wednesday, sponsored a mis cellaneous shower for the bride. Special guests bidden for the tea were Mrs. u N. Llndeman and Mrs. Charles Bowman. Mrs. Rlddell was again compU- men ted when the Misses Beverly Morlan, Lenore Jenson, Helen TU ton, Margaret Gentle, Connie Rld dell, Margery Moore and Virginia Craven shared hostess honors at the home of Mrs. David Rlddell at tea. During the afternoon Mrs. Rlddell was honored with a kitch en shower. Pouring during the tea hour were Mrs. James Rlddell, Sr., and Mrs. Clay Egleston. Mrs. Russell Sheeon (Enod Phelps), also a recent bride, was entertained with a miscellaneous shower arranged m her honor by Mrs. Roy Torguson, housemother of Cornelius hall, and student wom en of the hall. Mrs. Sheeon was directed to each hidden gift by poems read from favors placed at the plate of each suest Stayton Club Sponsors Benefit Btayton Mrs. W. N. Plntler and Hal Ouffel held the high scores at the close of the play Wednesday nlrht when members of the Wom en's club held the third In the Winter series of brld ,? benefits. The clubhouse was attractively, decorated with winter greenery. A late supper was served following we piay by the hostesses Mrs. Kenton Thompson, Mrs. John Fish er, Mrs. Floyd Fair and Mra. Oaba DeJardln. Those playing were Mr. and O. A. Beauchamp, Mr. and Mra Lawrence Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Vir gil R. Tuel, Mr. and Mrs. Oabe De Jardln, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ouffel, Dr. and Mrs. W. If. Pin tier. Mrs. Luke Hurd, Mrs. Wendell Weddle, Mra. Eugene Spaniel, Mr. and Mra V. D. Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. James Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Dave John, Mrs. John Flaher, Mra Kenton Thomp son, Mrs. Floyd Fair, Mlas Mary McMahon, Miss Clare Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oeorge. Campus Chattel: Judith Wodaegt University- of Oregon. Eugene, Jan. 30 Who hunt at on tlma or another ritualised the Ideal career aa being that of th circus troupe? Realising that such aecret passions might exist In the mind of many a study-worn eo-d, the Associated Women Btudenta u d the circus theme for their annual stag party, Co-ed Capers, held in the women's gym last night But even the circus ooutdnt afford enough variety for so many girls so here is a collection of what we saw during the evening Ann Berni, a most fascinating gyp sy, munching on caramel apples; Ma belle Iilbum, representing i janitor just coming off duty, par taking of the pink lemonade; Betty Crtder, Eleanor Swift, Ruth Hill man, Marian Rultenberg, Prances Roth, all playing the roles of street urchins, as did all the members of Gamma Phi Beta. And speaking of the Gamma Phli, Eleanor Swift and Betty Crtder were Initiated last week, as was Betty Hamilton of Chi Omega and Ann Bern! of Alpha Phi. Sigma Chi Earl Maynard was never more silent than during his Initiation week. The boys wouldn't let him even pass a mere "hello" on the campus board walk. Riding seems to be the favorite gym activity as far as Salem coeds are concerned. Bernlece Eyerly, togged out In tan whipcords, black books and jacket, was waiting at the Co-op corner Wednesday afternoon with the rest of the class for seme means of transportation out to the fairgrounds. Thursday morning we met Betty Hamilton In brown boots and knick ers and rust corduroy jacket, and Prances Roth in similar attire but In black and wine. They were just going up the steps of the journalism "shack," a sheaf of class papers in hand, and were probably most de sirous for the class to draw to ft close. Basketball always proves fruitful to the columnist. At the Oregon Oregon State game here last Friday we saw Barbara Pierce, Phil Barrett. Just one of the sophs growing a prise beard lor the Sophomore wniskerino in the near future, Ver non Carkln and Margaret Johnson from Oregon State and Stuart Mel- son of Salem high. The following night we went over i Corvallls for the game and the dance, finding Ma belle Liilburn, Janet Robertson, Ralph Leedy, Ver non Carkin and Oene Holsteln. Freshman Betty Hamilton is quite the picture girl these days. Rating a picture In the campus daily two days m a row isn't bad for a first- year student, or even a senior for that matter. Wednesday Betty's pic ture showed her sound asleep in tlte Horary, her head pillowed on her arms, altogether oblivious to the din of shuffling feet and the drop ping of books by the other fellow students and dozers. Thursday morning the woman's page was topped with a picture of Betty and three other coeds all wrapped up in cellophane raincoats. The greatest event of this week is the annual press conference, es pecially to the minds of the jour nalism students who wont have to attend classes In the shack but can listen in on the confabs of the jour nalists of the day. Harry N. Craln, managing editor of the Capital Journal, is scheduled to speak. High lights of the week-end will be the 1 tea given by members of the wom en's journalism honorary, and the banquet Friday night at the Osbura hotel. CALVARY BAPTIST Perm and B mgn sts. Kev. a mo a. weniser. nas tor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Worship at 11. Sermon topic: "Attracting Men to Christ." Senior forum for young peopie ana nign scnooi b.z. at e:S0 p, m. Worship at 7:30. Special feature. Sermon: "The Personality of Satin," tne nrai or a series ox messages on "His Majesty the Devil." Vested choir sings st both services under direction of E. D. Llndburg. Prayer and Bible study Wednesday 7:30 pjn. FIRST OERMAN BAPTST If. Cot tage and D Sts. ?. P. Olthoff, pastor. Bible school 9:45 am. Sam Schtrman, supt. Worship at 11. Sermon: "A Safe landing." (Elne Wohlbehaltene Land ung). Young people's meeting at 6:46 pjn. Evening service in English at 7:30. Sermon: "Spotless Saved Saints." Prayer and praise service Wednesday evening at 7:46. Choir practice 6:45. TMMANUEL BAPTIST Basel and Academy streets. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Church at 11 a.m. and 7:30 pjn. Prayer meeting Thursday 740 pjn. FIRST BAPTIST N. Liberty and Marlon Sts. Irving A. Pox. D.D- pastor. Bible school 9:45 a.m. Worship at 11. suoject: me arvu ox envy." roung neonle's meetlnn: Seniors 6:18. hish school 6:30 p.m. Oospel servioe 7:30. Second message In series of sermons on Dlapensatlonal Truth. Subject "The Diapensstion Without Law or The Age of Conscience." Illustrated by a large chart. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Llber tv at Center St. Robert A. Hutchinson minister. Church school at 9:45 a.m. group will hear the report of the Me Prof. E. 9. Oliver, supt. Monthly ser- thodlst delegation to St. Louis. For- nee lx youth at U. Atnaoa tossieiJrest Mule will talk to the Young Adult -WhU lifef" etntfewft. "Praise Ye the Pitlvtr." "Question ana Aiiewer" ssr- view as T:SO. Ronald Craven, soloist KWXOsrT WKMOfllAL OONOKSOA TIOHaU Vsrrr at lta ft, . O. ftto-- er minister. Morning worse is as u ftrmoo. "On Betas Modern and TJo- to-Dste Quartet, "Ansel Voloes Ever Binclna." Anthem. "Been xe the Lord, Evening servioe at 7:30. Sacred Con oert by chorus eholr. Bunda school at iv ajn. Hoy aariano. sup., enruuan smaeavor ana young peopie man s:s, OOUST ST. CHRISTIAN Oourt at ITtb at. D. W. Daniel, pastor. Bible school at 1:41 ajn. Mrs. B. P. Shoe maker in en arte. Horning worship and Lord's Supper at 10:4. Vocal solo dv Mrs. Francis usnnuon. state "These Thins Evening servioe and Christian Endeavor at 1 :90. Vocal duet by Yvonne and Jean waiters, Mosssge, "If Jesus Christ Had Mot Dld Whatf" Mid-week service Thursday evening 7:80. FIRST CHT7RCH Of CHRIST. 6CI- sBfTisTruhemaketa and Ubertr sts. Sunday school at 11 ajn. Services at ii a.m. ana s pm, suDjec: ituid, Testimony meeting at pjn. Wednes day. Beading room in the Masonic temple open 11 ajn. to t pjn. 1 oars except Wednesday to t:so CHURCH OP CHRIST Cottage and Shipping Sts. Bible study 10 ajn. Preaching at 11, "Filth fulness In Ood'a House.1 Lord's Supper 11 Touni neoDle's training class 6:S0 0, m. Preaching at 7:30. Subject: "Back to Normal ." Song service Wednesday 7:so pjn, I. m. wiiKerson, minist?. CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALU. ARCS WCTU hall. S. Commercial and Perry Sts. Rev. Lloyd Rice, supply pastor, sundar school : am. m, Haverland, aupt. Worship at 11. Eve ning service 7:so. cottage prayer ser vice woonesqay evening 7:0. FIRST CHURCH OP OOD Hood at Cottage St. Sunday school f:4S ajn. Reaching service at 11. Toung peo ple's meeting 6:45 p.m. EvsngellstiC service at 7:30. Subject: The Thirty Pieces or Silver." Prayer service wed- nesday evening 7:80, Subject: "The Life and Labors of D. S. Warner. Mr. Mathewson and Repine leaders. Men's work night In shop Friday at T. FIRST CHRISTIAN Center St. at High. Ouy L. Drill minister. Church scnooi bzso s.m. K. w. cooler, director. worship and communion at 10: Sermon: Thy Kingdom Come." Chris tian Endeavor at 6:18. Evening service at 7:30. Sermon: "Do We Inherit Thlnn Oood and Bad?" Special mu sic by choir at both services. Mid-week service Wednesday evening at 7:30 In tne cnurcn auditorium, 'rnursaay, First Mate Bob of the Haven of Rest, Hollywood, Calif., will be here for a service at f:su. EVANGELICAL and REFORMED H. Capitol and Marlon Sts. Edwin Horst- min, pastor, aunaay scnooi id a.m Worship at 11. The Experienced Christian." Ladles' Aid Thursday, Mrs. jonn spranger, 237s state, nostess. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL Church and Chemeketa Sts. Rev. Oeorge n Swift, rector. Holy communion 7:80 a, m. Church school at 0:45, Prayer end sermon at 11. St. Mary's, Woodburn, 4, FIRST EVANGELICAL Marion and Summer Sts. Rev. James E. Campbell, minister. Wllmer N. Brown, director of youth activities and minister of music sunaay scnooi :s arm. k. n. srroei. supt. worsnip at 11. sermon "The Pioneer Pre ache-." Youth groups meet at 1:30 p.m. Evangelistic service at 7:so. sermon: -Fat erne 01 the vir gins." Bible study and prayer service 'rnursaay evening as 7:00. EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE Ferry and 13th Sts. Sunday schiw. 9:45 m. o. a. wuson. supt. cn'i.vn ser vice at 11. Subject; "The Wings of ood." Evangelistic service 7:41 p.m "me two covenants." Bioie and pray er service at 8 pm. Tuesday. Young people s servioe at e lnursaay. u. u, Weston, pastor. ST. JOHN'S EVANO. LUTHKFAN Missouri synod. leth and A Sts. H. W. Gross, pastor. Sunday school at 0 a.m. German services at 9. Ergllsh at 10. uitneran radio hour at 1:80, Speaker, Dr. Walter A. Maier. ROSEDALE FRIENDS Francis Ohse minister. Sunday school 10 s.m. Oroha Cammack. supt. Worship at 11. Ser- n: "sure Things " christian En deavor 7 p.m. Evangelistic semes at o. Bioie study Thursaay 7:30 pan. SALEM HEIGHTS Francis Oh sc. minister. Chester kelton, Suulay school supt. Unified Sunday school and church at 10 ajn. Sermon: "Sure Tnings." christian Endeavor at 7, S. SALEM FRIENDS 8. Com!, at Washington St. Miller H. and Hazel Porter pastors. Bible school 10 ajn. Worship at 11. Christian Endeavor at b:bo p.m. Evening meeting 7:30. Prav. er meeting Thursday evening at 7:80. HIGHLAND FRIENDS Hlehland aw. at cnurcn 01. i. ciio Brown, pas tor. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Clifton Koss sunt, rreacnine service at 11 O. E-'s meet at 6:30; evangelistic ser vice at 7:30. Praver maatlna Thura. day evening 7:30. EMMANUEL FULL GOSPEL MISS ION 433 4 Perry St. Rev. Thomas ureen. pastor, sunaay scnooi 10 ajn Worship at 11. Evangelistic messace at 7:45 pjn. Bible s.udy Tuesday inu Thursday evenings 1 45. Young peo ples meeting saturaay i:o. CHRIST LUTHER IN Stite St. at 16th. Rev. Amos X. Mlnnemann. A.M.. puwr. uerman at u.au, jesus Epi phany Glorv at Cans." English at 10. "Water Made Wine by the Saviour's Might." Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Mrs Jacob Pbs, supt. Luther league at 7. AMERICAN LUTHERAN Church oetween cnemeketa and Court. Rev. P. W. Eriksen, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 ajn. R. H. Poff, supt. Worship at 11. Sermon: Those Who See Too Far and Those Who Do Not See Par En. ougb or To Which Class Do You Be longt" Special music arranged by Prof. B. W. Hobson, director of music. This service broadcast 11 to 19. Young peopie service, turner league in cnarse. virgu Mason, leaasr. FIRST NAZA RENE Center St. at 18th. Leo Webster collar, pastor. At 6 a.m. christian workers prayer meet ing, eunaay scnooi at :o, Frank ut- wilier, supt. Worship at 11. Special musical numbers of the collar fam ily; orchestra, choir. Sermon: "The Ood of the Promises." 6:80 p.m. young people's services: seniors. Pioneer Hi. NT., Juniors. Evangelistic service at 7:30; quartet by Wenger sisters; eholr special, pennon: -rne coming jesus." LATTER DAT SAINTS Cottage and Chemeketa Sts. Sunday school 10 a. m. Services at 6.30. Relief Society Tuesday at S. M. L A. at 7:80 pjn. a. v. iiawains, nrancn president. JASON LEX MEMORIAL Method ist Episcopal, N. Winter at Jefferson and Fairground road. Lynn A. Wood, minister. Church school 9:45 sju. Worship at 11. Theme: "Prayer for the Nations." Ep worth Leagues 6:30 p.m. a comotned xpwortb League meeting at which Masine Sauter will speak. Evening service 7:30. Theme: "The Kingdom Personified . Happy half hour 8:30. All attending evening services invited. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Bute St. at Church. Morning worship at 11. Sermon: "A New Thing." Eve ning at 7:80: "Some Old Things." Sunday school 9:46, Dr. Root. Gatke, supt. Young people's organisations meet at 6:30 p.m. The bigb school SILVERTON CHURCHES CALVARY LUTHERAN O. O. Ol son, pastor. Sunday school and Bible classes v:o ajn. Miss msa j 00 neon, supt. Divine worship 10:45 ajn. Sub ject: "Jesus Marvelled." Norwegian nrniT'B1"1 services 11:80 ajsu TPS. 7:30 pjn. B. Bolberg, president. Ladles aid meets at the church Wednesday at 8 djo. Mrs. A. Moore, hostess. Wed nesday at 7 the string band, at 6 the choir meets. Thursday 740, prayer meeting. Saturday 10 ajn. eocuirma- tlon instruction. The eonsngatlon has invited stev. n. a. . wmuier oc Minneapolis, Minn., to bold a series of evansellsus meetlnag, begin lng Marcn 1. TRINITY LUTHERAN M. f. K Puhr, pastor. Sunday school and adult Bioie classes at 10 ajn. uvine servic es at 11 a.m. Theme: "Be Thou Made Clean." Mueie by choir. Luther league meets at 7:48 pjn. Choir rehearsals Thursday at 7 and pjn. Confirma tion classes Saturday pao ana 10 40 FIRST CHRISTIAN Prank W. Book nastor. Bible school 10 ajn.. P. M. Powell, supt. Preaching services and observance of the Lord's Supper at 11. Sermon subject: "The Inexhaustible and Immutable Christ." Special mu sic. Junior and young people's Chris tian endeavor societies at s:so pjn, Evangelistic service 7:30. Subject of sermon. The Most Thrilling Event in the History ox Man." special mualo, METHODIST D. Lester Fields, min ister. The Sunday evening servioe at 7:80 Is a travelogue into Panama and Costa Rica with 46 hand-colored slid es. Sunday school 9:46 a.m. Morning service at 11. Theme: The Bargain Counter." Young people's service at e:ao pjn. SEVENTH DAY ADVBNTT8T Sab bath school 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 Subject of the lecture for Sunday at 7:30 p.m. will be "A Freak Among the nations, n. v. arnteon. pastor CALVARY FEN 1 sXJOS'l'AIs asaem. biles of Ood, Inc. 936 Lewis St. Rev. O. R. Cross, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 ajn. Devotional hour at 11. Young people meet at 6:80 pjn. Evangelistic service at 7:45. Mid-week service 7:45 Wednesday and Friday evenings. nCMANUEL LUTHERAN Stev. J. M. Jenson, pastor. Class meets Sat urday at 10 a.m. Sunday school Sun day 10 ajn. Norwegian servioe at 10. Worship at 11 with communion. Jun ior league at 6:30 pjn., Intermediates at 7:30. Evangelistic services begin Sunday at 6 p.m. Rev. H. J. Thorpe of group at the parsonage. Vesper group meets In the Carrier room. Sunset Vespers 5:30. Junior league 6:80, Echo .jonnson, sponsor. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP OOD 315 "4 N. Commercial St. Bible school 1 p.m. Mrs. Earnest Steuer, supt. De votional missionaries from Dutch East Indies, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Post, will speak at 8 p.m. Evangelistic service 7:30. Services Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights at 7:80. Wednesday night cottage prayer meeting. Young people's meeting at 7:30. J. C. and uaisy wuson. pastors. FREE METHODIST N. Winter at Market St. Rev. D. A, Cohagan, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Church wor ship at 11. Y. P. at 6:30 pjn. Address by Miss Hunt, missionary to Bolivia. Evangelistic servioe 7:30. Prayer meet- ins rnursaay at 7:so. LESLIE METHODIST S. Coml. at Myers St. Dean C. Polndexter, minis ter. Church school 9:45 a.m. Worship at 11. Sermon, "The Place of Author ity." Junior league at 5 p.m., seniors ana young people's leasuea at 6:30. The men of the church will htM cnarse or tne 7:so service. Speaker, Prof. Lovelle of Willamette university. SALEM HOLINESS N. 6th St. at Oanes. M. H. Pitcher, nastor. Sundav school 9:45 a.m. Leo Batter, supt. worsnip at 11. seimon by Rev. D. W. Reynolds. Rev. O. A. Porterfleld will speak at 9:30. Evangellstlo services eaca evening at 7:30. PRESBYTERIAN Winter and Ch. meketa Sts. O rover C. Blrtohet, D.D., pmmh-, 1-T01. win. n. wrignt, airect or of youth activities and music. Prof. P. T. Churchill, orsanist. Church scnooi :so ajn. J. j. ritcannona. sunt. worsnip at 11. sermon, a wedding In Barranqullla." Anthem "Springs in the Desert." Christian Endeavor societies meet st fl:30 pjn. At 7:30, second episode In "Pllarlm's Progress " Reader, Gale Herbst. Solo, trio, male ana mizea quartet numbers, and con gregatlonal singing between sectloc of reading. Thursday 7:30 dju, service 01 01 oie stuay ana prayer. ENGLEWOOD UNITED BRETHREN N. 17th at Nebraska St. O. E. Poster. miuisier. ounoay scnooi 0 :o a.m. Worship at 10:60. Special music by mixed quartet, Mr. and Mrs. X. A. sraaiieid. Mr. ana Mrs. V. N. Lowerv. Sermon: "John Thiee Sixteen." Chris tian Endeavor at 6:30; evangelistic service at 7:30. sermon: a Man or a Mouse, which?" Prayer meeting 7:30 weanesaay evening. JEHOVAH'S WITNESS 1W UMt st 3:30 p.m. in Fraternal temple. Center near Liberty. Bble study followed by special instructions. ROBERTS Lawrence Ouderlan. pastor. An old-fashioned Sunday will be held in memory of the former days of the community. Old-fashion, spe cial music will be used at the church service at 10:50 ajn. Sunday school meets at 9:30. Topic for morning ser mon wu ice "Old Time Religion." EENA Communltv church. Enoch Zimmerman, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Victor Utterback. sunt. Mess age at 11 a.m. "A Loving Ood Accept ed." Christian Endeavor 7:30 pjn. Evening message at 8:30, The Old Filled with the New." This is the first, message in a series. "5 A. F. N0TH, Agent ducted la the English language. Af ternoon services during the meetings la Norwegian, Choir rehearsal Thurs day evening at a. ouiia meets Wed nesday afternooei at Harold Sateen's ST. PAUL'S CATHOCJCPathee Ar thur Sullivan, pastor. Week-day ser vices at 6:16 a.m. Sunday masses at 8 and 10 ajn. Evening benediction at 7:su sunoay. CHRISTIAN SCIENeCB S. Third St, Sunday school 6:46 ajs. services as 11 ajn. CHRISTIAN St MISSIONARY ALLI ANCE Pastor supplied. Sunday school 9:4B ajn. Harvey Hallett. supt. T PS 6:80 pjn. Evangellstlo sermon at 1:46, saofiung worsnip at 11 coiocs WOODBURN CHURCHES cph Heesaker, pastor. Sunday man as at 6, 6 and 10 aJn. Rosary and bene diction at 7:80 pjn. Baptisms Sunday 3:80 pjn. Office hours 9 to 13. In structions oy appointment. CHURCH OP GOD H. S. Pulton. pastor. Sunday school 10 ajn. Morn ing worsnip at 11. svemng at 7:so, Wednesdsy 7:30 pjn. prayer service ana sioie stuay. CHURCH OP CHRIST T. J. O0on nor, pastor. Bible school 10 ajn. Wor ship and communion at 11. O. X meeting 6:30 pjn. Song and praise service 7:so. Wednesday night prayer mesTing at vao. BETHEL PRESBYTERIAN Sabbath school 10 ajn. A. M. Van Cleave supt. Mission study at T.19. Evening wor ship at 6. Subject The Wedding Gar ment." NTDARO8 LUTHERAN Monitor. Oluf As per. pastor. English services at 11 ajn. Sunday school and Bible class at 10. cnoir practice Wednesday. FREX METHODIST Sunday school :s a.m. worsnip at u.-tfms ser vice 6:30 pjn. Evangelistic servioe at 7:30. On January 33 the young peo ple will conduct their prayer meeting in tne cnurcn oasement at 7:30 pjn. Wednesday evening prayer meeting in tne cnurcn Jan. as at 7:so. tee. Mar vin P. Knlgge, pastor. METHODIST EPISCOPAL R. G Kleen, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m, Mrs. jb, u. urown, supt. Morning wor ship at 11. Topic "Paul the Paradox.' Ep worth league 6:30 pjn. Mrs. Ernest Llvesay win lead. Adult league 7 p.m. topic, "me stewardship parables. Leader. Mrs. Chas. Jones. Evening ser vice at S. -The Christians power, TMMANUEL LUTHERAN Oluf As per, pastor. Sunday school and Bible ciaas at 10 ajn. Thursday cnoir prac tice at pjn. Saturday conftrmant class 10 SJn. Ladles' Aid Thursday, no-nost nines to oe servea. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Special se ries of .meetings being conducted by Rev. A. L. Smith will continue thr oughout Sunday and probably all of next wees. DALLAS CHURCHES FIRST CHRISTIAN O. D. Harris, minister. "Something Lost and Pound" and "Life's Oreatest Fellow ship," will be the sermon themes at the Christian church at 10:45 ajn. and 7:30 n.m.. respectively, next sun- day. Bible school convenes at 9:45 ajn. and Christian Endeavor at 6:30 pjn. The Sisterhood of the church will meet this Friday at 9:30 In the church parlors. The regular mid week worship Is held each Wednes day evening at 7:30 o'clock. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christian Science services are held at 410 Mill street every Sunday at 11:00 ajn, Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Wednes day evening meeting at 8:00 pjn., the first Wednesday of the month. Read ing room at the same address open Wednesday from 3:00 to 4:00 P.m. Tne suDjeex 01 tne lesson sermon zor this week is Truth." ST. PHILIP CATHOLIC Mass ev. ery Sunday, first and third Sundays at 10:00 o'clock; second and fourth, 8:00 o'clock. St. Anne's Altar society meets at the homes of the members the first Tuesday evening of each montn at i:au. communion sunaay, the second Sunday at 8:00 o'clock. OAEDALE S. 8. I. S. Naesrenua. supt. Sunday school at 10:00 ajn. at the Oakdale school house. APOSTOLIC FAITH MISSION Cor ner Court and Church streets. Sunday school at 9:30. Morning worship at 10.90. Evening worship at 7:30. Tues day and Thursday at 7:45. Sacred mu sical concert Sunday evening at 7:30 try a iii -piece orchestra, wnicn rur nishes music for all other services. ANTIOCH 8. S. Bunder school be gins at 3:00 p.m. There are classes for young and old. Lando Hlebert Is in charge. Enoch Zimmerman of Sa lem wilt give a chalk talk following the Sunday school this Sunday. GRACB MENNONTTE 907 Jeffer son street. H. E. Wldmer, pastor: residence. SIS Mill street. Sunday school at 10 ajn.; at 11 o'clock. preaching services. Afternoon fellow ship meeting at 3:00. There will be no evening service. Thursday even ing prayer ana bid is stuay at 7:80. EVANGELICAL P. A. Lens. Pastor: 9 :45, Bible school; P. L. Senter, supt.; 11 :w, morning worship, "The Es sence of Worship," is the pastor's sermon topic, the first of a series oMhreejerrnMuhejenentlthM SAN FRANCISCO LOS AN6ELES 19 . Phone 4408 of wetehw: IM. 7:80, evening evangellstle servioe; ser mon. "Is There Room For Jesus r" Wed needs. 7:30, . mid-week prayer Wednesday, 8 JO, choir prae- BALT CsuYEK BAPTIST Bev. f. H. O. Hlebert. Sunday school. 9:46 SJn.; John Wiebe, supt.; 11 sjdu morning worship; Oerman rnessage. Our stud toe on the Ut Epistle of John will be continued. English message, The Power of the Word of Ood"; 6 46 pjn.. Juniors meeting: 7:80, young peo ple's meeting. The subject Is "Stew ardship." PALLS CITY METHODIST John AXinn, pastor. Sunday school begins at 10:00 ajn. Francis Wise, who is serving as assistant pastor, will speak at the Palls City Methodist church nest shinday at 11:00 ajn. MEN NUN 11 B BRETHREN p. f Wall, minister. Sunday school, 9:48; Otto Bier, supt. Pre"hlng (German) 11:00 ajn. Young people's meeting, 7:00 pjn.; Waldo Hlebert, leader; preaching (English) 6:00 pjn. Wednesday evening, 740, Bible study and prayer service. DALLAS METHODIST John A. Linn, minister. "Why We Go to Church" is the topic for the ser mon by the pastor at the 11:00 sju. worship hour nest Sunday The eholr will provide special music Rev. Walter Duff, assisted by Mrs. Duff, will eon duct the evening evangelistic service. Ep worth league Is at 6:80 pjn. Sun day school begins at 9:46 ajn. Choir rehearsal is Wednesday at 7:46 pjn. Miss Dor tha Greenwell, director, is ITC A ft saw 1 M SB a swg.w m m a at theaL jC7hc&&f Quality Talks Idake no mlstake-even If you cant put your finger on that certain something called QUALITY, lt'a there never theless. Its something money cant buy. It's something time . can's touch. It's something you cannot overlook. Miller's Is famous for Qual ity merchandise and has been for over twenty yeara. Clothes of quality accesso ries of quality home furnish ings of quality that's the Miller Idea that's the secret of their success. Yet, for an Its fins quality, Miller's merchandise cost, no more than clothes of ordinary or lesser quality. And at Mil ler's one has the satisfaction of knowing that a "guaran tee" means Just what you ex pect of It. UX J Sale of- Housewares! F0ST0RIA Discontinued patterns m stemmed glasses. Regular $7.80 per dosen now tu PACIFIC Six bakers In colors with baking frame. Regular 11.76 now, per set sua FLOWER POTS Olazed pottery In fluted style. Ivory color. Attached drainage bass. Special It. FANCY PITCHERS Large, colorful pitchers for bever age or batter. Regular Me value.Me SPECIAL! WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. Sales Service Supplies TELEPHONE 3179 already beglnnlrig work with esotr la preparation for the canuta. In the absence of the pas tor. Rev. Walter Duff will conduct the prayer servioe and Bible study aeat Thursday evening at IM pjn. FREE METHODuTT 694 Mill Street. Rev. Valeria Cleveland, pastor. Sun day school meets at 10 ajn. Classes for all ages. Preaching at 11 ajn. Young people's service st 6:46 pjn. Testimony and sermon. I'M pjn. Prayer Wednesday, 7:80 pjn. PniST PRESBYTERIAN Walter Duff, Jr pastor. Sundar school at 9:46; worship servioe at 11:00; Chris tian Endeavor at 6 pjn. Bey. Walter Duff will speak on the subject. The King of Kings." at the morning ser-viceTJsrewllepecsluscbv "Questions and Answers" FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Ufeartr as Center SUNDAY AT 7:30 It's Different Come and See ROBERT A. HUTCHINSON, MinlaUr RONALD CRAVEN, Soloist TO DUY FASHIONS Pay $60 SAVE $13 A manufacturer's clearance of fin. quality dresses mad. to wear now and laterl All are cur rently styled. All an guaranteed to be regular 118-50 quality. Shop now and save! Mostly Small Sizes 12, 14, 16 The greater part of these are mall In alas. But a standard 16 will fit you better than a "skim py" 1, and a 14 for a It, etc. Shop today and try them on, youll be delighted with the won derful quality. Save 19.00. 2ND FLOOR SALE! Our onee-a-year clearance of Red Cross discontinued styles brings new interest! Cobbles for sports, medium heels for street or work, high heels for dress I Shoe dept. main floor. SALAD BOWL SETS 89c Three-piece fluted pottery la Ivory white. Regular 1.1 value. Olft shop. LARGE TABLE LAMPS Regular SS.tS lamps with parch ment shades, heavy novelty bas es In colors. Olft shop. SPECIAL CLEARANCE SILK DEPT. OFFERS 200 yards of Good Quality Linings, Choice 25C yd. Oiling and Adjusting Any Make Sewing Machine the ejuartet and the vHwm-harp win be featured. Christian Endeavor will be led by Martha Jean Curry, and all the members of the chapter ere re quested to meet at the church tor transportation to the home of Violet Larson, where the masting will be held. CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY Bar very Larson, pastor. The special meetings now In progress will eon tinue over the com ins weekend with services last night and Friday at IttO. and special services st 11. -00 ajn. and at 6:30 and 7:80 pjo Sunday. A special Sunday school hour will be bald st 10 AO sjdu. Sunday. Xvenge list J. H. Turnings will be speaking at each of these services, and also at the children's meeting Friday after noon at 8:15. g 1A. . Annual Clearance of Discontinued Numbers in Red Cross $485 SPECIAL 2.98 ,e