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Newspaper Page Textfiff iefh Year Observance Three Lutheran churches of Salem will participate in the ob servance of the 50th anniversary of the Pacific Synod of the Unit ed Lutheran Church in Amer ica, which is to be held in Port land, Monday through Friday of next week, Sept. 24-20. The three churches from Salem par ticipating in the observance will be Faith, Good Shepherd and St. Mark. Speakers at the important oc casion will be Dr. J. Allen Leas of Chicago, one of the organizers of the Pacific Synod; Dr. P. W. H. Frederick of Fremont, Nebr., one of the early presidents of the Pacific Synod; and Dr. John L. Sawyer of Vancouver, B, C, the former president of the Pacific Synod. Dr. Walter I. Eck, who has been the secretary of the Pacific Synod for over 30 years, will be in charge of the anniver sary observance. On Saturday evening, Sept. 29, the Synodical Brotherhood con vention of the Pacific Synod will meet at St. James Lutheran church of Portland. Ralph J. jX'ohlsen of Bridgeport, Conn., president of the brotherhood of the ULCA will be guest speaker. The convention theme is "500 in '51." The goal of the conven tion is to have 500 laymen of the Pacific Synod at the meeting. Unitarians to HearPelerman, The Rev. Sidney , Peterman, minister to the Eugene Unitarian church, will be the guest speaker at the Salem Unitarian fellow ship meeting at 8 p.m. Sunday, in the Salem Memorial hospital chapel. The fellowship is sponsoring a series of three public meetings on Unitarianism and liberal re ligion. The series will explain the principles and faith of the church, the role that the Unitar ians have played in the develop ment of the democratic principle, and why the faith is important today. Rev. Peterman will speak on "What Is Unitarianism?" The following Sunday, David Duni way, state archivist, will speak on "Who Are These Unitarians?" The last in the series will be "Why Unitarianism?" with the speaker to be announced at a later date. Church df .Iciu, Christ of I.aUer Bay Ralnla (Mormnn) 5th and Madison Sts. John X. Saii.bury. bishop. Priesthood meeting, 9 a.m. Sunday school, I0:i9 a.m. Sacrament meeting, 6:38 p.rn. Silverton Churches Hvris, brunch president. Bandar achooi Sacrament 7. Mttar Reitm (Winn af HraUnr) Young, minister. Sunday school 8:U. Wor ahlp 11 and 8, sermons by pastor. rirrt MtHnodlst Douglas Harrril, pas tor. Church school 8:45. Morning worship H, lermon, "What Think Ye at Christ?" Methodist youth fellowship 8. First Cfar.si.ia Arthur Charles Bates, minister. Bible school 9:45, Recognition Day. Communion and worship 11, sermon: "KMrnitv." C.E. 8:30. Worship 7:30, ser mon: "What Think Y of Christ?" HI. Paul Catholic Father John J. Walsh, pastor. Sunday masses the year round, 8 and 10. Cttnrch f Christ Sunday school 10. Morning and evening worship H and 8. Christian Srl nee Sunday school :45. Worship service 11. Methodist, ltfarqnam and Mnlalla J. B. Kendall, pastor. Chureh school and ser mon. Sunday forenoons at Marquam, and afternoons at Molalla. AssembtT of God Melvln Arn. minister. Sunday school :45. Worship hours with sermon 11. Y.P. t- Evening .service 8, . Church t God W. C. Keil, minister. Sunday school 10, Divine service 11. Youth meeting 7. Pilgrim Holiness Omar K. Blddllng meier, paator. Sunday school 9:4S. Sermon by pastor. 11. Adult and Junior PYPS :45. Srangellstie service 8. f?irv t.ntt.raii Arvld L Hokonson, paator. Sunday school and Bible classes 10. Morning worship 11. sermon theme: "The Witness of Christ." Lalher League T. Confirmation elassea saiuraay iv. Trlnltv Lutheran Joseoh A. Ltithro, pastor. 18th Sunday after Trinity, Sunday achoot and Bible classes 10. Divine worship sermon: "Hear Christ and Follow Him." Vetch" Btff installed, Mrs. Don Burcn, ' vocalist. Luther Leajiue ?:30. topic: "Click ing ot Cllquing," presented by James Moen. Christ Ian and Missionary Alliance Gor don T. Bratvold, minister. Sunday school. 10. Worship 11, sermon; "A Portrait of Jesus." Vocalist. Mrs. G. Rusted. Y.P. 7. Evangelistic service 8. Vocal duet by Oscar Bat rum and Miss Sharon satrum. sermon "The End of the Age." Seventh Day Adventlst-iH. J. Johnson, elder. Song service t:15 Saturday. Sabbath achooi following. 9:30. Mrs. Oliver Stef fen. directing the lesson topic: "Creation of Man." M, Coatney of Ncwberg, at the worship hour, 1 to present a report on worth American Lay rreacnera voiincii, recently held at Grand Ledge, Mich, Imtnannel Lather an Arnold W. Nelson, pastor, Sunday achooi 10, intermediate and Junior (tepartmenta to meet in sanctuary ror junior worsnip service. onn wor ship 11, aermon: "In the Beauty of Holi ness." Anihem: "Praise to the Lord." Fel lowship dinner. Luther League recreation i. program S toy ton Churches Baptlii Her, Nick S. Keufeld. puttf. Sunday chool, 10. Morning worship, 11, Training hour Xveninif ierv.ee, 8. Chorea af Christ Clyde Freeman, paa tor. Bible achooi. 10. Worship .service. 11. Youth fellowship, 8:30. Evening worship, I, Tmmacalate Conception Cathode Rev. Math. Jont-s. paator. Sunday atrvkea: Maasej , 7 30 acd 9:30. i Am Witti You Alwsyi' AFTSR tha tasufracJion, th alavan disciptw want into GaUt, irtta a mountain whore us sppointod thorn. And whan thojr taw Kim, thy wanhtppod Hiim but tomo doubted. And Joaut tomi and rofeo to thmf joying, "AH powor if given to Mo in Hwvin and in oarth, Go yo thoffor, and toah att nation, saatttins thorn in tho noma f tho fathr and of th Son, and of tho Heiy Ghost; Toachtng thorn to abtarvo oil things whatovr t have caatmandod you: and, la, 1 am with you always, ovon to tho and of tho world," -Token from St, Matt how 38, $6-30. F3- ... -'"F Aurmbir srf G&6 Ernest 'liians, pastor. Sunday tehsol :. Preaching 31 and 8, Y.P. 7. Saiem 5 C?hurctie5 Bethany Evanaelieal and Rform4 Marion and Capitol streets. Rev. Russell Mayer, pastor. Sunday school, o. worsnip, es for ail. Morning worship service at 11 a.m., the paator preaching on the theme. 'Th Burning Heart." Series of Special Evangelistic Services begins in the evening at T.30 o'cioefc. Rev. H. J. Wtlefc of Ta- coma. Wash., will serve as evangelist and mr. jonn Bcnmiai 01 saiem wtil have charjte of singing and music. The public is cordially invited. Seven th-Da? Ad vent fit Summer at Hood. Sabbath achooi, :30, followed by Communion service in charge of pastor, R. G. Schaffner. First Church of Christ, Scientist Lib erty and Chemeiteta streets. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Morning service at II. Lesson-Sermon subject: "Matter." Nursery for children under 3 during the ornfnc service. Evening service at a. Lesson-sermon subject: "Matter." Institute af KeHxlons Selene Salem Woman's club, 480 N. Cottage. Service, ii a.m. Topic, "Health Through Btlf-Integra- Uon." Rev, Oliive Stevens. Lyon Met had 1st World Service Sunday wilt be noted at church school at 10 a.m. by Mrs. J, E. Hergreavex, children's sec retary of the WSCS. The 11 o'clock wor ship service will have a missionary mes sage by the pastor, Rev. r. a. reensira Dr. George Roseberry of Salem, will ad dress the evening group at 7 US, and con duct the lirst quarterly conierenre lor tne Lyons church immediately aiterwaro. St. John's Lutheran (Ms. Svnod) Six teenth and A street. One block north of Old People's Home. H. W. Gross, pastor. Sunday school and Bible class, 9. Services at is. Labfsh Commsnttvln Lablsh Village. B, M. Books, paator, Sunday school at 10. TVchln at 11. Sermon on "C"!rlen, " Miss Cnoenberger wilt lead the Young People's study at . Freacmng, :&. The Bethel Baotlai Aumtvlltt, "Rome- coming Day" Sept. S3. Sunday school, lo. Church worship, 11. Pitch-in dinner, 12:30. Program, 2. Special otaate by the Ferris Family who have Just returned from a tour of the east. A special Invitation Is extended to all former members and friends. Saint Paul's Episcopal Church end Chemeketa streets. Key. George H, Swift, B.D., rector. Holy Communion fin the chapel), 7:30 a.m. Junior church and class es, 8:38 a.m. Nursery achooi tn parish house, 11 a.m. Prayer service and sermon, 11 a.m. First Presbyterian Chemeketa at Win ter. Rev. B. J. Holland, assistant pastor. Chureh scnooi, f:5. J. J- Fiiiaimons, spt. Services at 9:45 and 11 a.m. 'The Most Important Thing In Christianity," Rev. J. Holland, assistant pastor. First Spiritualist 480 K. Cottage. (Sa lem woman's clubhouse. Service at 7:36. Rev. Uaxine Roberts, speaker, Church ef Christ Chemeketa and Cot tage street, choice L. Bryant, evangelist. Sunday morning Bible school, 1ft. Sunday morning worship service, 11. Sunday eve ning young people's training classes, :.i Sunday evening preaching and worship service, 1:3a, Thursday evening mia-wees service, B. , Faith Tabernacle 1305 N. 8th. Rev, Max Wyatt, pastor, church school 10 a.m. Morning worship, II a.m., pastor preach ing. Evangelistic service, a p.m. Talbot Common tty Talbot, Ore. R. Ro gers Irwin, pastor, Sunday school, 8:45 a.m. A class for every ago group. Elton Htgbee, supt, Divine worship, ll a.m. Dr. and Mrs. Herbold, missionaries of the Su dan Interior Mission, from the Oyl River Settlement, will tell of their work and ministry among the lepers, YP groups meet at 7 p.m. Evening service, 8 p.m. The pss tor will continue his series of messages on the Book of Revelation, spent tng on the subject; "The Papacy m Power." Ht. Mar Ev. Lather n 343 N. Church street. Rev. M. A. Getrendaner. D.D., pas tor. Sunday achooi. 9:45 a.m. Church serv ice, 11 a.m. Luther league, 9:30 p.m. First Church of the Naiarene Thirteenth and Center. Eugene Stowe, pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 a.m. Morning service. 10; a.m. Mrs. Evelyn Thoreen. soloitt. Sermon subject, "Needed: A Sunday School Re- ival." Evening service, 7:30 p.m. Ser mon subject: "Trie Meaning or Baptism. Baptismal service fallowing. Knight Memorial Can gregaff on si Nine teenth and Ferry atreeu. Louis E, White. minister. Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Lloyd Arnold, sunt. Classes for all aset. includ ing the Friendly class for adults. Morning worship. It a.m. Sermon by the minister. "The common Touch." Church-time nur sery. Pilgrim Fellowfhip groups (or Junior man, senior Htgn and out-of-Klah-Schaot ages, e:so p.m. The Bethel BsptlH North Collate and D streets. Rev. Rudolph Weyke, pastor. Sunday school at 9:43 a.m. Wa have eieas- Woodburn Churches St. LbkV Catbalfe Y. L. Moffenbalar, pastor, Sunday services T, 8:30, 10:33, rbfireh af fied Edward H. Baldwin. pastor. Church school 18. Worahlp II and i. y.p. 7. Christian -Georts Sorlnstr, sssior. Sun day school 10. Service 11. C.E. Evening service 8. FoBTMnara Arthur Gobie, paator. Sun day achooi S:5, Worship 11 and ?:4S. Y.P. 6 AS, Trinttv Laihecan John R. Werth, pa- tor. Sunday achooi 9:38. Worship i0:3G. Nldaraa Lstheraii Sunday achooi :. Worship service 11, the first Sunday of each month. Free tfedtt George Norsworthy, pas tor. Sunday achooi 9:48. Froftehinff 11 and 7:. Bethel Freabvlartan Earl K. Fantoa. pastor. Worship 10, Sunday school 10:45. Church sf Christ of Latter Day Saints Sunday school 30. Sacrament 7:36, Pilgrim HoHneta Rev. Curtis Woodruff, pastor, Sunday school 36. Morning aerr ice H. Evening services T:38. SI. Agnes Cathslle Attended by Wood- burn parish priests. Sunday mass s:3C. Methodist Or ma B. Trick, pastor, Sun day school 19. worship 11. Monitor Communitr Fall Goioel Rev. Samuel Murdock, paator. .Sunday school 10. Morning worship It. Y.P, T. Evan gelistic 9, St. Mary Episcopal Rev, T. M, Baxter, vtcsr. The tsth Sunday after Trinity, Sept. 23. Church achooi S;4. Morning prayer ana sermon 11, Hubbard CeftfreeaUonaf E. Td Hfii- lings and Rev. Mito Hsecker alternating the services. Sunday school 10. Church services ii'.is. Hnbbard irospel Sunday achooi 30, Wor ship It, T.F. t. tvaaisf satTfcoc f:3. nm Baptist Farl Baiter, pastor. Sen day afbosl i:4. Wohi wvira 11 and ins, i.r. IntstanBet Ltttserss S, W. Carlson, mas ter. Buiiday school JO. rmon it. ttervsls Fretbrtertcn Krnest Trembly, pastor. Sunday school tfl. Worship It. C.E. 7:38. Th Korni,d Cfeans of 4ess Chtitt a hxtter Osy SsfnU Gwrte Oman, paje ter. Church tthooi IS, Preaching it, Ktas Lagae T. Lecture stady S. First P?liiHn Earl K. Fenten, pas tor, Sunday school 8:45. Dlvina worship li and S, Y.P. 7. Amity Churches Baptist Sunday seheoi iS, Morning wor ship ii, BYP 1, Evening service 8. Chunk rf Christ Robert PowelL pas tor, Bible srhooi 38, Morning worship it, Y.P, 8:38. Evening service S- Sfetaodtst C. R. Ivenoort. minitift. Sunday school 18. iteming wershtp 11. sermon, "Spiritual Mitidedoess." Youth fei- Oak Grova Chaeel C. R. Daveceeri. roiKitter, Morning warsMp t:4B. Sunday school ie:45. Assembly af God Edward Kdmond, sup ply pastor. Snnday schsoi S:45. MorniBe worsmp 11, cniioren's cfiarch 7:30. svaa- geitsiic service 8. Dallas Churches Atiisncs Q. McOatvey, mi&U&r. Bible school 9:45. Morning wership 11, tope. "What Da We Seel" AIsjue tvt- isint hour ?:4S Asasioifo Fa Mb Lowell Monsemery, pastor. Sunday sclwsoi 9:30. Mamies wor ship 11. Eveniss service, f:S8. Cbarrb J ChtHt 3, s. Brent, iftiRster, SifeS elsss Sermon II, Csmmunion WAS. Evening servfee 8, Chsrch rf sienry LOgsan, pastor. Sunday achooi S:5. iJornJns worijJB 11, Yoant people iBeeilnst t;ib SfiifUfiSz boar, minmrr Cftmth tt&eal asMtmi 9.45 ly nature Indication ot ar church or- Gtsp Siwnralte-8M!sd rhol 9:tS. MereiBR warh3p IS, Hv, Orhm Hay. mJsSoRsry tt Afrt, ChriE;a fi ltWM.hn :3S, tonic, "BassE Sot Thvs!f f Tomorree." Christian gcir Sunday st&soJ ServSft Si ft'eiock. Evanzelleal belied Brelhraa S. Wl- lism Kliaer, aiiaisi?. Bible tt&dy boar S45. Morning arorship tl. afejct5 vThe utiproiiiaBE servsLBts." tm UiiJ Her ald ii:3S, Ycsih fiiowhip t, JEioimai worship henr a&d stngspiration :4S. Ftirsa Gpf4 WSUiam Cross, pastor, Sunday school 10. MsrnNi vorsMp 11. Crusaders serrire ?. Evangeiistls serv ice 8. Fre MetbAds Hesella Uouglas. min ister, Sunday achooi 10. PreachJrag service ii and 7:4s, Fir SStih&gisi Fremont FauL mi&&ir. Charch achooi 5:45, elide f!!m 'Fai the Ap&ut. asornmg worsnsp ji. First fcrfifB Orntla F Mfeit, sssier. iRibla school s.'4i. Morning worship U Capital Journal, Salein, Qreirsii, Friday, Sept. 21 1951 Christian 3Endsrsr 7, SsRjylisiis ?rv- St. Tfe&as !-opai H f Lx?Rbf car. Praver srir U, 4,Wh? Have a Prayer Bsak?1 Nursery st exarch school for cfiijsrea sio at it. Sses? choal Mzf&Usz wsraii iU t:3S. Esangsstls Kfvice t. Sunday arhosJ 18. MaSnj wc-ztp,-, iU Kvssfej orhip Tay Agnatic! Prestaa S-iiffev gasEsr, ohat& fciiGcl S;38, PrecchliXf tU Seveeife 5Say AdventHt Swios SssSih. pastor. Sbbi2 srhooi S;3 MGrntnt wor ship ii. St. I'MBia ,aihii' Fxihir Jabs Rsh- yak, pastor, $Sa 8:i5, ses-oud d fiTjh Sundays: SS:iS. first, itsJrd Hd fifth San days of ifee Bjssth, Co mm unity Services r.aj aajjor, Siis.U? sciwwi 8:4s. Memias warj-hip ii. Bir krrH - -Sunday schoei fer ererrone s;30. J, s, Tfeisjn. saps. Falls City Churches ree tez&us&Ut mora & MiUs, psstor. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH South Liberty at Miller Omar N. Earth, Pastor S A5 Bible School for AU tt;00"PRECJOUS THINGS CStudics in First Peter) 8:30 Baptist Youth Fellow ship 7:80 "POWEEPULTHISGS" You Are Isnrfted To A Friendly Church With Calvary Message OfM BEST H m AFRESH PHYLLIS axd JAMES SPIERS HEAR Saturday Night 8 p.m. SEE Great numbers have enjoyed their ministry across the na tion. The Tcmpie in Poriiatsrt is packed, tor people are seeing God manifest SUNDAY SERVICES: Church School 10:00 a.m. A Class For You Morning Worship i 1 a.m. - Hev. Wvatt Preaches "HIRELINGS Iff THE HARVEST' Evangelistic - S p.m. "Might Is Failing, the New Day Cr mcs" FAITH TABERNACLE NORTH 5TH AT GAINES First Xranntfcaf Ualte Breffcren-Mt- rion and 8umai streets. Wllmer N. Brown, minister. Moraine urorship service, u a.m. evening iervict, T.3Q p.m. Graee Luibaran ELC)13Hnn3fvi8 and LarwiDg avenues. Sunda? school at JS a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Rally Day September 23, L. W. Kolte, paster. FIral Bacilsi Marion at Liberty. Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson, pastor. Sunday school ;43, with elassea lor aH ages. Morntng worship. It. Quest speaker. Rev. Mvroa Cedarholm, ftenerai director c( the Con- sertatlva Baptist Association of America, Mass rally, 3 pjn., with Rev. Cetfarhoin, speakinff. Youth groups 8;15. Erenlna: gos pel aerr.ee 7:30, Th DlApensation el Conscience," Pastor Andereos apeakitia. Four Camera Bapiisi state Se EJm sts. Rev. Victor L. iKjucks, pastor, Sunday school SMS, with classes for aH ages. Morning worship 11, pastor speaking, Y.P. 6;39, Evening gospel service ?:3S, Salem B si eh Is Rssiixt Libert v nA drona. Mr, Elmer Hiebert, pastor. Sunday school 10, with classes for all ages. Morn ing worship 11, paator speaking. Evening gospel service 7:45, Mill City Churches First Preabrterlan Dr. D. J. Terauson. minister. Sunday school 10. Miss Alice Smith, supt. Morning church aervle 11. First Christian Bev. Hush Jtill, sister. Sunday school 9:iS. Mrs, Carl Chance, supt. Morning church services il, C.S. f, Kventng worship . fit. Catherine Catholic Father Car! Mai. pastor. Sunday morning mass t. Confes sions heard before mass. Free Methodist Her, C. , Tremain. pastor. Sunday school 9:4i. o. X. Darld son, aupt. Morning church cervices 11. Evening worship 7i3C. Community Her. Wayne Watklns, Baa- tor, Sunday school 18. Ralph Jones, aupt. Morning church service 1U Evangelistic services S, Assembly of fiod Rev. W. P. Tarnbnll. pastor. Sunday school 18. Morning worship it. i.r. o;j. &cmns services i:mff GOSPEL LIGHT TRIO ONE NIGHT ONLY Similar, Sept, 23rd t M P.M, Vocal and infttrumentai Southern Si?ie 3rd and Gerih Slreela GOSPEL MUSICAL An evening of uniuual gospel music will be presented at 8 p.m. In the West Sslem Methodist church, corner 3rd and Gerth streeu, this Sunday, Sept, S3, Guest artists will be the Gospel Light Trio, with Rev. Lyle Leach, youth evangelist. Among the In struments to be played will be the steel guitar, standard guitar, man dolin, banjo, siring baas and ac cordion. The public Is cordially Invited to attend. The trio will also appear in a dinner hour concert at the Marion Hotel. Sunday from 1:30 to 2: West Solent Methodist Church At 1030 Dearborn Keiier t. fMrlrl'l Cilhdle (Ljimwi rur Lrandtr Sohaldr, pwtor. Buwtntt h,d B!t: Ut. 3r4 and Sth Sundkr mu t .n.. In tnt 4th, 10 a.m. S Community HEAR Astembir af God, Utajian Rev. P. C Jfalcher, pastor. Sunday aehool Morn worship aervlea U. 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