14 Capital Journal, Salem,
West Indian
To Speak Here
Winston I. Nune, evangelist
fiom Jamaica, West indies, will
ipcak at the Salem Youth Cen
ter at 7:45 Saturday night and
beginning next Tuesday 'will
give, a series of Prophetic ad
dresses at the Evangelistic ta
bernacle, 13th and Ferry streets
Nunes. the ion of a govern
ment official under the British
authorities in the West Indies,
has traveled extensively and is
noted for his radio program
"Nunes With the News."
A musical group irom t h e
Simpson Bible Institute of Se
attle will give severm numbers
during the youth rally. ,
Nunes' lectures w,ll include:,
"The Palestine Crisis and thil
Coming of Christ," November
9' "Armageddon and the Dying
Briton's Power in the East," No
vember HI; "Communistic In
trigue and the Maik of the
Beast." November 11; "Ameri
ca's Next Pearl Harbor," No
vember 12.
Dallas Will Host
Church Conference
Dallas The annual meelinj
of the Pacific Coast conference j
of the Mennonite Brethren1
church will be held in Dallas j
H. Jantzen, pastor of the locil
M. B. church, who has returned
from the conference session at
Bakersfiold, Calif,
Rev. Jantzen, president of the
conference this year, presided at
the session and invited the group
to meet in Dallas next year
They voted to accept the invita
tion. About 150 delegates were
present for the meeting, repre
senting churches of California.
Washington and Oregon. The lo
cal pastor was named chairman
of the reference and counsel
committee for 1949.
Six other couples attended
from Dallas as representatives
of the local church. Including
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rcimer, Mr
and Mrs. Pete Reimer, Mr. and
Mrs. Ike Reimer. Mr, and Mrs.:
A. H, Friesen, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Klievcr, and Mr. and Mrs. Art
Wall.
Two Dallas students at the
Pacific Bible Institute at Fres
no, Bill Reimer and Ted Fast,
both of whom are studying for
the ministry, also were present.
Dallas Churches
Christian anil Mlsltiarr AllUnte A
UornlACh. paator. Sunday acliool, 9 4V
Mnrnlng woraiiip. II Pre-nrgyer. 7.
nmi retiml meeting. 1 At.
(inn Mennonlle -J. F Hlebert pa
t: flundav aclionl, 10, Morning worahlp.
11. Meetma at Piatum churcli for gen
eral confernc or Oregon, 3 gnd T.
first Pfeshterlan- Egrt William Ben
rmw. ft D.. nmtiMer. Sunday arhool, 9 t.
wnrMiip hour, ll Sermon, "Your Home
Can Tk ll 1
First Methadisl -Clark R Knr. pallor.
Church gcrionl. 9 45. Morning worship. 11.
Harmon. "Advanre, O Church ft! Ond at
Hntnf' Youth fellosvghlp, 610. Evening
praiae ggrvice, 7.4ft.
Hall Creek Ha1lt rntanuel Woltf. I
PMor Bunrlay linol. 9 4ft, Moinsns or
Mp. 11 Communion Sunday. Etenlni .
aerv.ci. 7 30 ,
Trlnll t.ulheran Karl A lifer, pa
tor. Sunday achool, 10. Dilne woralitp 11. '
Pemdale Chrtstlan-0 A la, mini,
ter Hededit at inn of redecorated elm ah
building, 7 30. Special ntuaic. meaag by
thf pgator.
i-venlh Dav A4entlst lUlph OU1
en. pator. Babbaih gcriool. V 4s Sfrnnm,
11.
Mention Ite Brethren - (I K .JanUcn.
m.nmter Mi.iinarv Tliankstiunt wi
ir, t 4 MiAAionarr acnlce 1. Muwlnn
Mtv trur! aenlce, 7 10 rello-im- din
ner at noon, lunch in lata afternoon
4jantt1lr Pallh Rev. Lfm-e 0rff. pa---Inr
flunrtar ariionl. 30 Mornina otalup
11. Evening wnlce. 7 ftO.
rtrt Christian -Kenneth John tun i's
1r Bible tM-ftr.nl, I Mmnina shiu'.i:.
1 1 C.fi mm union a'l Mrr Armim The
fadianee ol (INI" C'n IMian Emleawu
E f niiK aei ii M 7 10
Kianirlli al nltrd rlielluen It VV It-
1 n in Ini'-i . 111.iK.-1rr bullied niu: nl
;.nUtr 9 4.s rn.'t.'r I'liuicli for hoi :
a nr Kill-, 1 1 Moi n in" .-rirtion follow
Yitijlii iilnw,rli:it, 7. Sinu.'.piratKin, ,
rhri-h nl iiinl .1 W Himlri im'tiu
, ii.i.iv .Mm,,.: Mdiiiiiu- rtowih' n
V.'inu oi oi'l .s itirrtirtK. 7. until rr -
I v iMietK al Mention He Breiliten A
T.i - -n hi .siiimIh s H""i a :i
Moni.iu wni.Mnn 11 ciuiAtian Kndea"
iil i.-ni.v tlie tiiif.-t.on H( d"
r.nr KniiA 1 111 he U fa '.led into I ,
Srrvlce oi t r l.nrd.'"
Onli 4irie Chapel Frennml fsul 'ti.i
i-r Muii!in. iv lie 4V .iiutav .-:.i.
:f 40 Youth ifiiowsh.tv " .o
i hrlvlisn vnrn.e S'inrlav c'.huI U t
: ti'.- 11 Mini-. of trie .vrnr
f i ii'if. rrn and Fallen Mart '
t til MethndM .laiii-s H Rmei
r.i-'m 5uii(1m jr.uvnl If M willing oi
,; U Smw.'.p.raiuin " 10
rirsl R.filit Ut V J roihisn )'-
t H .li.is !i 1 9 r Won, 'i H.viir
' ' 1 i t u ns liniim, 7 30 Piea hint hn.tr
I m..n Miimiar II pi 1-1 llvnmv
rn.,.'im..i A Hes-d, pastor. i.tlds
, .i :n tfi num. 11.
t. Ihnmas I tusrnpal - Cv rll P Hsuiie
i- ("is ii 1 4-m f!nml 10 Mnrnnia pi s er
11 Hclv l)i.'ii.Mr 12 .10
t Philip f athnlir failver M Mrmian
U af I nd 1
hutrh mt Jr.as ( krtsl mt letter Ha
Pinl - fc mer M ller re:lina flinua
at i no). 10 Sarramenl tneel.ng. 11
(hunk f Carll Bible stud ill C"p.
urn. on ll dindsir e.ening siid. i
Ire MethodM H W MiConni. g. pas
tor Sliihb oiool Morning
ship, li Evening service. 1 44.
Palls Ctl Pre Meihaii n rtert
Johaiun, pasiM. uaAa1) school, 1. Mia-
Or., Friday, November 5, 1 948
9 1
Jostt Meier
Passion Play
At Corvallis
Broadway producers for years
have been striving to produce
a hit play. A few have been suc
cessful, that success being
gauged by a playing run of six
months or more on Broadway.
The famous Black Hills Passion
Play which will appear at the
high school auditorium in Cor
vallis for only three days (No
vember 11, 12 and 13) is now in
its 708th year of continuous
presentation.
T. G. Carlson, president of the
Kiwanis club in Corvallis, who
is sponsoring the play, an
nounced the opening of the
club's campaign to bring this
world famous attraction to the
residents of Benton county and
the surrounding areas.
This Passion Play had its or
igin in 1242 A. D. in Luenen,
Westphalia, the first of the ma
jor passion plays throughout
the history of the world. After
nearly 700 years of presentation
in its borne in Europe, with the
rise of th axis regime, the play
started on a world tour, and in
1932 arrived in the United
States.
Josef Meier, who portrays the
role of tlie Christus is probably
a man with the world's most un
usual profession. In the Euro
pean tradition, Mr. Meier was
trained from infancy In the his
torical, religious pageant.
Salvation Army
Youth Council
The Salvation Army Is con
ducting In Salem a Junior youth
council Friday and Saturday, at
lended by boys and girls in the
10 and 15 year age group from
northern Oregon. Brigadier
Frank Wilmcr. territorial young
people's secretary of San Fran
cisco, is in charge. He will be
assisted by Malor Henry Korr
uer, divisional young people's
secretary of Portland.
Among other activities, thv
group will take a sight-seeing
tour through the capitol Satur
day morning.
Public meetings at the Salva
Hon Army auditorium, 241
Slale, will also be held Saturday
night at 7 and Sunday morning
at 11 when Brigadier Wilmer
will speak.
Stayton Churches
Baptist 521 East Washington tt Re
Wiliard Rucknei pastor Sun da school
10. Moi n. na nrsriip 11 Training hour
Ma pm Evening service. I
gsiemhl t Ciad oerald f Clifton
ussior Bunds school. 10 Morning er
vie. 11 Vnunt peoples meeting, 145
Evening ev angelistie aetvlce, 7 45.
Immarulate Cnnre pllon Cathnllr Rt
I M;li Jdtin.-. mm or Sunrise services
M.smi Sam 7 .10 a m . 9 30 a m
llur I idt mt turdes Unrrianl r'atht.
,.t',niirr S'niiptitri pa.mdi Siiinuier irlied
i.r Ut . 2nd and 5i d Sundays, mass I
. m. lid and 41 h Sundays, mass 10 im
l PVrkks Cathollr I i ns Kat her
I eandei SLimetdrr iiaslor Summer srhed
i l.t . nd and M!i flundavs, mass 10
i m 3rd and 4:ti Suiidas, mass lam
Mrlhadist He v Jnnn Mnrant. P.toi
. tit: scimui in wor.tinp serv if ii Yomn
, 'el'nwsti.c ( 10 Kven.ng praise service
I 30
Churrh ft Christ CUde Pteemsn mln
! inter. Hit school. 10 Momma vmahip
eivue. 10 50 Evening worship. 130
Ihmih al 4 hrist L. M Se.d mmism
llranm- fia!l R'uMmi P. h.e causes It
lo ii." s.uMet a no prrarnnii 11 Sine
liu, 'U'fif and prearhing, i
Flls I It Seventh D t enlist
(k.iWi ('i.ni,irii tatii Satvbaih Sihoot.
i .- PifrtiiL.iu Miurej 11
3 Inspirational Ser
vices. Bethany Evan.
& Reformed Church
Marlon & Capitol SI.
Rev. Kusm'II Mavcr. Pastor
1 1 00
liev. Pitnl Beckwith. Evan
;el.5t Bible Teacher and
cconiplishcd Pianist.
2 00
Harvc-1 Hmne cV Mission
ttival Rev. Robert Hov
and. Pies. Salem CollcRe and
Vciulemy.
Music by Academy Student
7 4A
Kntire Service by Salem
JoMckc tV Academy StudeiUi.
Suiulav School 10 00
Bible Study Wed. 7:45
You ate cordially invited
to enjoy theae services with
Bible Movies
To Be Shown
First showing of the four
"March of Truth" Bible teach
ing films in Salem will take
place at the First Christian
church, November 9. The pre
miere will be for the leaders of
religious education.
The pictures are entitled "Dan
iel In the Lions Den," "Abra
ham's Faith," "The Rising of
Lazarus" and "And Forbid Them
Not." They have been produced
by Rev. Paul G. Kichl, through
the sponsorship of Church-Craft
Pictures.
Every effort has been made
to obtain authenticity in the
filming. In the production of
"Daniel In the Lion's Den." four
live lions were taken to the set.
where they were lifted out of a
truck by a mobile crane and de
posited in an eight foot deep pit.
Rev. Erich H. Kiehl, brother
of the producer, spent the
sprin gof 1947 touring Pales
tine and the Near East in order
to obtain first hand knowledge
for the pictures.
Mission Festival
Bethany Church
Bethany Evangelical and Re
formed church, Marion and Cap
itol streets, will celebrate its an
nual Harvest Home and Mission
festival Sunday, with three serv
ices, beginning at 11 o'clock with
Rev. Paul Bcckwilh, conference
speaker, evangelist, and Bible
teacher. Rev. ChesUr Rutledge
from Bcllingham, Wash., will
introduce him. A native of
Michigan, Mr. Beckwith labor
ed aix years with lh. laic Billy
Sunday and four years with Mel
Trotter, in evangelistic work.
He was pianist for Homes Ham
montree and Homer Rodeheav
cr. A graduate of Dallas Theo
logical seminary, fo.' the past
eight years he has been working
with the Inter-Varsity Christian
Fellowship, an inter-denominational
work among college stun-
ents. In addition to speaking.
Mr. Beckwith is an a-iomplished
pianist and will bring special
musical numbers.
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
Rev. Robert Hovland. president
of Salem College and Academy,
will be the speaker Mr. Hove
land. as the Academy's new
president, has the Important task
of guiding the affairs of this
young Christian institution.
In the evening at 7:45 the
studenli of the Acamemy will
have complete charge of the
service. There will be special
music, testimonies and a mes
sage from the Word.
'Uncle JohnTWill
Tolk Here Sunday
i John L. Mcrldith, well known
news commentator and analyst
over Chicago stations, editor
of the weekly newspaper, "The
Bible and the News" which cor
relates world news and the Bi
ble, has been engaged to speak
In the Foursquare church, 490
N. 19th street, at ?:3U b u n d a y
night.
"Uncle John," as he is fam
iliarly known to radio listen
ers In the Middle West, is to
bring a lecture or series of lec
tures on current events and the
Bible.
Christian Missionary Alliance
N. ruh nt Caitiff
9:45 Stindav School
SIMPSON BIBLE INSTITUTE 11:00 A.M.
Minn MargareUe Holland, dUtlnRulshrd soprano.
Fvalync (irovrhind. ccomplished violiniit
Mls Alice Hhoatls, thr accompanist
Kfv. Chsrlcs Shirk, dean of men, sprakrr
Orchestra practice 5:30 P.M.
Young Peonlr'n 6::10 P. M.
SIMPSON BIBLE INSTITUTE 7:30 P.M.
TRUMPET TRIO: Kail Krirnkr, Clifford Jackson,
Jack H ilia rd
Rev. Fred Hawley. business manager, speaker.
THIS IS HAHVKST IIOMK FESTIVAL FOR THE
BIIU.K S( HIMH,
'Come On, We've Got Swell
Plans for You! '
Plans to make you into a far more attractive, com
fortable and live-able home. Plans that ore inexpensive
and easv to follow. Plans that we're backing up with
time and monev saving ideas and dependable materials
from the Fred VV Smith Lumber Yard1"
There s an "extra room" in your home if you Remodel!
Stat St., Four Corner!
em i
dliurcli
e3
JrkU Name PentrrosUl 1175 Lewla
atreel, Ronald V Sitter. ptMor. Sunday
chool, 10 Mornlni a r vice, 11, Kvtning
aervice, 7 30,
' Inilllutr f Reliiiou Krlenca Salem'a
! Women a club Sunday, 11 i.m. Subject: I
;"Otfrcomlna Inadequacy." j
I Central Lutheran OB Rundatrom.
I pastor Sundny school. 9 43. Morninj wor- J
ship. 11. Junior Lea i ue. 7.
I Flrit I'nllrd Brelheren In ChrUl 1145 j
!Mi.-Jilon Jitreet. Sunday achool 10. Presen
ilis .service. 11. Sunday evenini. 7. Floyd
1 L. Rice and Virginia Rlc. evanieluiA in
'charge. I
Four Corn era RaptUt Sunday xchool
ft 45. Horning erice. 11. Julius t Herr,
supply pastor Sibject: "Tne Great Con
fession. Evening, 7:30, 'The Great
I Commission."
! Jaon Lee MethodM North W.ntrr at
Jelferson streets. Louis C. Klrby. D.D..
pastor, Sunday achool. 9:45 a.m. Mornlna
1 service, 11. Sermon subject: "Christian
Experience Made Beautiful." Anthem: "I
'Will Feed My Flock" Solo: by Mrs. Ghn
jHumistan. Evening service. 7 30 Sermjti
;subiect: "At tiie Dale Beautiful." Yo ith
! uroups meet gt 6.30.
I Calvsry Bxplift South Llbeity at Ea. t
j Miller. Crisrles Durden. D.D , paMOr
l Norman Brown, g.ociate pastor. Sun
day school, 9:45. Morning service. 11. Ser
mon subject: "The Divine Man in Our
H'iman World" Evening service. 7.30.
The Prodiaal Who Stayed at Home "
Rev. Norman Brown preacnea. YoutS
i choir, ft 30. Youth Fellowship grours.
30.
Chrittian Missionary Alliance -C a inr
I .street at North 5th. Herman J. Bohl.
I paxtor. Vernon Johnson, assistant, bur.
day school 9:45 a.m. Morning service, 11.
I Rev. Shirk, from Simpson Bible Institute.
1 Evening service, 7 30. Rev Hawley from
j SBI of Seattle.
I Kvanselixtle Tabernacle. Acmblv of
;(od Feiry at 13th street. Rev. Walter
IS. Frederick, pastor. Rev. James Kesler.
Assistant. Sunday school 9:45. Morning
service. 11. Holv Communion. Sermon
subject: "Best Thlnts From My Old Bi
ble" Junior CA, 6:10. Evening service,
7:45. Evangelistic rally. Sermon subject:
Eternal Security. How Far?"
I St. John' Lutheran (Mo. SvnoHi North
10th and A street. Rev, H. W. Gro.s.s.
I Phstor. Morning services at 9 and 11 with
Holy Communion In the latter service. No
; preparatory service. Sunday school at 10,
! First Presbyterian Cheinekett at Win
ter. Chester W. Hamblln. pastor. John L.
Ooodenberaer. assistant pastor. Church
school. 9:45. Morning service. 10 55. "The
Pilgrimage of Conscience." Armistice Day
ermon. Evening service, 7:30, "The
Principles of Protestantism." Sermons by
the pastor.
Mouth Salem Friendi Jiouth Commer-
irlal and Washington. Douglas Brown,
j ministerial student from Pacific colleae,
I will be the guest speaker. The pastor. Os
car N. Brown, is conducting a two weens
meeting at the Camas Friends church In
Washington.
Church f the Covenant- Rev. Clyde t.
Edmlnster, pastor. Meeting at Beaver
hall. 3fl8' N. Commercial each Sunday.
10 a m. "Who Is Israel In the World To
day?" First Churrh of Christ. JWentUt Lib
erty and Chemeketa. Sunday school al
11. Mornina service at 11. Sermon sub
ject: "Adam and Fallen Man." Evenint
service at 9, Sermon subject: "Adam and
Fallen Man."
First Methodist Church and State Sts.
Brooks H. Moore, pastor. Church school.
Q 45 a m. Morning worship. 11. Sermon:
"Oaitdhl or Ooebbles?" Wesley Fellow
ih:n i University and Business Youth i,
t .10 Junior and Senior high Fellowships,
fl 30.
In tied Pentecostal 445 Ferry street,
Nathaniel Wllon pastor. Sunday school,
9:45. Mornina service. 11. Children's
church at 11 o'clock. Evening service, 7:30.
Chunh of Jesus Christ of I.aller-Da?
ftalnu VFW hall. Church and Hood
jurrft.v John E Salisbury, bishop. Sun
day school. 10. Sacrament service, 11. Eve
ning eervlce. 30.
Klnawoori Bible 1135 Elm street. Rev.
A. A Lorwen. pastor, A. H. Fadenrecht,
altsni. Bible school, 9:45. Morning wor
I ship and Communion service. 10:45. Youth
irnup meet at fl 30. Missionary service
1 witli Joiin Wiebe. recently returned mis
jsionary from India, as guest speaker, 7:30.
Bethany Evangelical and Reformed
Capitol and Marlon streets. Rev, Russell
I Mayer. paMor. Sunday school, 10. Morn
ina worship. II. Rev. Paul Beckwith.
evanirll-st. pianist. Harvest Home and
I Miion Festival. 3 Rev, Bob Hovland,
Dial 3 831S
prudent Salrm CoUra and Aridamr
Sprcial miuic by Academy. Evcnlni wor
Ai.ip. 7 4i Ent;ra rvlc in cnari 01
iludenu at Stuem Academy,
Filarial Hultneta 140 Carlton Way. V.
n Slory. pa.Mor. Sunday school. 9 4V
! Morning acrvlcea, 11. YPS, 141. Evening
jaervict, 7 30.
I Central Churrh of Cbrtnt Chemeketk
: al Cottaie aireei. Jamea A. Scott, mm
iuter Bible scriool. S 45. Church lervlce,
! 10:43 Sermon bv Ja.v A. Scott. Young
people ji service. 10. Church erlct, 7.10.
, Sermon topic by Jas. A. Scott.
Knlcht Memorial ('on (relation a I LouU
E. Whiir, m. nutter. Nineteentn and Fer
ry -street Sunday school. 9 45. Morning
worship, 11. Sermon "The Pioneer Spir
it" Junior church and church-lime nur
sery. 8 30. PilBrlm Fellowship, Senior
High and Junior High groups.
Firtt Churrh of fiod N. Cottage and
Hood streets. Sunday school. 9 45 Junior
cnurch, 10 45. Sermon: "Kept by the Pow
er of God." II. Youth Fellowahlp. 7. Ser
mon: "The Christian Way of Life." 7 45.
Rev. and Mrs. H A. Schlatter, minister.
UiH Methodist South Commercial at
Meyers. G. Wesley Turner, pastor. Sun
day school. 9:45. Morning service, 11.
i Nursery for small children! Sermon
by Rev. J. O. Bnngdale. Youth fellow
ship at 30. EenniK service 7.30. Ser
mon by Rev. J. G. Brinndale.
Ftrt SpiriliiBlKI 248 N. Commercial
Services at 2 : 1 0 and 7 30. Revs. Trios, and
Minnie Gaaeley, speaker.
Christ Lutheran Stdte street at 18th.
C R. Sch nil, pastor. Sunday school at
9.45. Divine worship at 11. Lutheran
Sunday schol teacher's meeting gt 3.
The Reorganised Church of Jesus ChrUt
of L. D. s. Corner N. 17th and Chemek
eta st. Chas. H. Asher. pastor. Churrh
chool, 10. Sacrament sen' Ices 11 Zions
league 10. Bible study cla&x 7:30.
Court street Christian 17th and Court
street. W. H. Lyman, minister. Bible
school assembly. 9:45. Mornina worship
and communion. 10.50. Sermon subject.
"What Lack I Yet?" Christian Endeavor
hour 8:30 Evening worship 7:30. Guest
speaker. Charles Addleman. state secre
tary Oregon Christian Missionary conven
tion. First Christian-Center and Hiah. Bible
school 9.4.1. Mornina worship and com
munion 10 50. Sermon, "Living Testa
ment." Dudley Strain. Anthem, "O. How
Amiable Are Thy Dwellings." Barnby.
Evening worship 7:30. Sermon. "Why
Become a Christian?" Dudley Strain.
Youth meeting, 6.15.
The Foursquare- 490 N. lftth street be
tween Center and Chemeketa. Rev. James
H. Taylor, pastor. Sunday schol. 9:45
a. m...Mrs. Anna Shrvock. supt. Mornina
service. 11. Sermon by the pastor. "Give
Me Time." 6:46, Foursquare Crusaders
and Defenders. 7:45. Dr. John L. Meri
deth of Chicano. Sermon subject, "Gods
Dealing with the Nations."
Wesleyan Methodist A. G. Yate.s. pas
tor. Sunday school, 10. Mornina worship
service. 11. Young people's meeting. 6:4j.
Evening evangelist service, 7:30.
Truth tnter--262 N. Cottage. Lulu
Walton Quick, leader. Subject, "Spiritual
Freedom."
Nt. Paul' Kplscopal Church and Che
meketa. Rev. George H. Swift rector. Holy
communion in the chapel). 7:30. Junior
church and classes, 9.30. Nursery school
in parish house. 11. Confirmation and
sermon by the Right Rev. Benjamin D.
Dag well, bishop of Oregon. 11. Vesper
service (in the chapeli, 6 p. m. for can
terbury and high school groups.
St. Mark Ev. Lutheran 343 " N. Church
st. Pastors. M. A. OeUendaner, D. D..
John L. Baglirn. 9:45. Sunday achool. 11.
mornina worship. Sermon. "The King
dom of Ood." Loyalty month roll call
Sunday. 6:30. Young people. 8. New mem
bers Instruction class. Topic, "Trie
Bible.
ity variea from season to season
only the top crops corns to M J.B.
Klrst Raptlsl - Marion and Liberty sts.
Rev, Lloyd T. Anderson, pastor. Rev. Gene I f.--:r.y.:ci. ,x - -
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&SxwQti tt lked m .v,nr i'0CiJ
' V':?3 S'f (ThM lubtl flvort are lost by ordi- f-VX "T GX)
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find the fine t cropt for M.J B' richer whiff of M J.Bi frnprunt (roodnem till N1 J
Mend. On e,h plantation, coffee qua.!- it reachea your cup. Try M.J B today Lft
ity variea from season to aeaaon but and you'll aree you can t make - J
, only the top crops comt to M J.B. bad cup of M. J B. --
nckwedel. twist ant pastor. Sunday
chool. 9.46. Morning wontnip, 11. Oot'd-
ience Trua Test of Christian Living,
fourth in a geneg on the First EuLsiie
oi John, by the pa tor. Youth group.
6 30. Eening evarmelutie rvice, 7 30
"Trt Battla of Armageddon Where and
What is ItT"
HavcBVillt Cammunlty BaptUI One
mil north of rny limits on highway
99K. nev. O. I. BricKwedel. pastor Uni
fied Sunday morning service. Worship
service 9:45 with Rev. Don Davis, mis
sionary to Peru, speaking. Sunday school
classes 10:40.
Silverron Churches
Aaaembly f flod Bernell H. Scott, pas
tor. Sunday school, 9 45. Divine worship,
11. Young peopla'g goclgty, 6:45. Evangel
istic, I.
Church of Hod Rev. E. E. Nix, pastor.
Sunday school, 10. Worship hour, 11. Eve
ning service, I.
Pilgrim Holiness Can Mansfield, pas
tor. Sunday school, 10. Worship hour, ll.
Evening garvlct, I.
flevf-nlh Day Advent lit Elder Beasley,
pastor. Sabbath school. Saturday, 9 30.
Morning worship. 11. Evangelistic, 7:30.
Marauam Methodist Andred Lanaen
dorf. pastor. Sunday school. 10. Worship,
11, Young people meet 1:45.
Church mt Jessa Christ of Latter Day
tain is i Mormon) K. P. hall Oak' and
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Salem High School IWVli.TS ' P . Li i -r A p f I I
Auditorium ; V' M I
First Church of ( hrist, X Trt J'jjf '- gn'iMiwii m 1 I
M.ll atieets Sunday school. Waning
(trMce, 7.
Christian Science Sunday schooj, 9 45.
Berice, U.
St. Paul's C'alholie Father John J.
Walsu, Pd.stor. Sunday niaes, It and 10.
Week da?, I a. m.
Christian nd Missionary Alliance
Oordon T. Brat void, pastor. Sunday
n-hool. 10 Mrs. Arthur Pedersen, upt.
Harvest Home worship services. guet
speakers from Seatlle Simpson Bible In
stitute. Forenoon Bundav worsmp noui.
-.. evening sermon, evangelistic, 7:46.
Young People meet 7 p. m.
First Christian -Arthur Charles Bte.
minuter. B.oie school. 9 45. M B. Ford.
upt Communion and sermon. 11 Topic.
Tr God." Christian Endeavor 6 30. Eve
ntna service 7-30, sermon subject, "Our
Potaitlon." '
Trlnltv Lutheran M J K. Fuhr. pas
tor. Sunday aciiool and Bible classes. 10.
Divine worship. 11. Sermon subject, 'Eter
nal Life Through the Son " Special music.
Luther league, 7 30, topic leader, Armand
Lee Rnene4. Choir Thursday.
Methodist Ben F. Browning, nun liter,
Sunday school, 9 45. Worship service, 11.
Topic. "Where Methodists Come In," sec
ond In series on Christian movement.
Calvary Lutheran James A Tofte, pas
tor. Sunday school and Bible cl&sn. 10.
Miss Olaa Johnson, supt. Morning worship
with communion. 11. theme. "Depair for
None." Hope for All." Saturday 10 a. m..
confirmation cla&s.
Immanuel Lutheran -B. L. Almlie. pas-
All Star Program
WINSTON I. NUNEb
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k Trumpet Trio
I: Vocol Solo
k Violinist-
make
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K'jL A" Youth Center i !
Mill City Churches
PresbHerlan-Dr. David Ferguson, min
ister. Sunday school. 10. Morning serv
ices, 11. Youth fellowship, 6:30,
Churrh f Christ Thomas Courtney
, kl irhnnl 0.4ft. MArnint
.X'r.h.n it rhristian Endeavor hour
6 30. Evening worship 7 4ft.
Cathollr Rev. Mat. pastor. Morning
services 9.
Community Wajne' Walklns. pastor.
Sunday school. 10. Morning services, 11.
Evening worship, 7:45.
Free Methodist Verle N. Cranmer, pas
tor. Sunday school. 10. Morning services,
11. Evening worship. 7 30.
Missionary To
Discuss India
India and its Droblems spirit
ually as well as politically will
be presented by John A. wieoe,
missionary from Mahbudnagar
Sunday night at the Kingwood
Bible church.
tor. Sunday school. 10. Divine worship, ll.
Sermon, Facing the Record" Luther
leasue. 7:30. Topic, "Our Higher Loy
alties "
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