8 Capita! Journal, Salem, Oregon, Frdiay, March 21, 1952
Churches in
Sharing Hour
"Christian compassion wrote a
life-saving and heart-warming
record in 1951, and should do
even better in 1952," says the
Christian Century editorially
concerning the "One Great Hour
of Sharing" movement which is
being participated in by Salem
churches.
The editorial continues in part:
"As the week of March 16-23
comes nearer, when another
One Great Hour of Sharing' will
be observed by the churches of
this favored land, it is only fair
that that record shall receive the
credit it deserves. During 1951
the 36 denominations cooperat
ing in Church World Service
chipped overseas 9,612,594
pounds of clothing, food and mis
cellaneous supplies, including
medicines. By American values,
these shipments are rated as
worth $3,901,985. That is a sub
stantial sum, but the goods may
be worth 10 or 20 times as much
where they are sent. For exam
ple, an overcoat weighing five or
six pounds would be counted
by C. W. S. as worth around $4,
but It would bring $80 in Pusan
If anybody could be found with
that much money. And who can
say what $5 worth of milk pow
der is really worth in the curren
cy of compassion when it gives
a growing child a supplementary
glass of milk each day for a
year?
"Every penny of funds" given
for human help is precious, so
we have good reason for report
ing to the last penny the money
Church World Service received
and disbursed in 1951. It was
$966,757.14. It went to help men,
women and especially children
in Korea, Japan, Okinawa, India,
Palestine and central Europe.
Through C. W. S. the churches
ent an additional $562,192 to the
World Council of Churches for
use in helping churches and ref
ugees in distress. Another $203,
949.22 was allocated to mission
aries abroad, who also carry on
relief, through the committee on
relief and reconstruction serv
ices of the division of foreign
missions of the National Council
of Churches. All together then
the gifts for human helpfulness
contributed by the churches
through Church World Service
last year totaled $5,635,603.36
an achievement which deserves
a hymn of gratitude in every
congregation in the land."
The U.S. fleet of tanker ships
Is the largest in the world, more
than 450 ships of more than
1,000 tons each. ,
Lyons Churches
Ljom Comm unity Methodist Rev. R. A.
Veenstra, pastor. Sunday AChool OH 6. Wor
ihlp 1L Sermon "The Key to the King
dom, the Logic of Love."
CHRIST LUTHERAN
ALC)
Worship Service 11:00 turn.
Sunday School 10:00 s,m.
Luther League 7:00 p.m.
Lenten Service Wed., 7:45 p.m.
C. R. SCHULZ, Pastor
1760 State St. Ph. 3-3726
8:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. "HAVE I DONE
MY BEST FOR JESUS?"
8:80 p.m. A. Y. Fellowship
T:30 p.m. "FAITHFUL
FOLLOWERS"
L'"! e-i
YOUR DECISION
Will It Be LH. or Will It Bt Death?
Meetings now In session throiiRh March SO
' at th
EMMANUEL MENNONITE CHURCH
OFFRATUM
Kipht milfd east of Salem on Garden Road
Olf n Wrihnrn, Evangelist W. A. Reglf r, Pastor
RAYMOND HOEKSTRA
A Mon of Faith Preaching Faith Building Faith
Saturday, 8 p.m. - Two Sarvicti Only - Sunday, 8 p.m.
"WE HAVE COME TO THE MOUNT"
MESSAGE SUNDAY, 11 a.m. - by M. WYATT
Attend oar Lively, Growing Sunrixj School, 10 a.m.
"Kids Kino," X p.m Saturday
STARTING THURSDAY, S P.M.
Dr. Moffat of Canada, Nlfhtly, g p.m.
On who ii Learned - Coming Also In the
Power of the Spirit of God
FAITH TABERNACLE
1305 NORTH 5TH AT GAINES
M
Rev. Wm. S. Deal, superin
tendent of the Pacific North
west district of the Pilgrim
Holiness church who will be
in charge of the ministerial
convention Wednesday and
Thursday of next week. There
will be services at 2 and 7:30
p.m. and at 9:30 a.m. May
and Barbara Hamilton will
be In charge of the music.
Dallas Churches
Sunday ichool 9:49. Morning worship 11.
Evening evangelical service 7:30.
Aniutolla Faith L. C. Montgomery. Cas
tor. Sunday school 9:30. Morning worship
11. Evan eel teal service 7:50. preceded by
organ prelude and orchestra concert.
Assembly of God Alfred R. Brown, pas
tor. Sunday school 9:45. Mornlntt worship
11. Christ Ambassadors 7, evangelistic
services 8.
Churrh of Christ J. F. Brents, minis
ter. Bible class 10. Sermon U. Commun
ion 11:40. Evening service e.
churrh r,t find Hcnrv O. OrogRan,
minister. Sunday school 9:45, Ployd Hard
man, supt. Morning worship 11. Evening
song service 7:30.
Evanvellnal United Brethren Bible class
es 9:45. Morning worship 11. Y.P. lesson
study 7. iniormai service oi song ana
Bible quli 7:45.
Evanxellcal Mennonlte Brethren. A. F.
Tocws, pnstor. Chape) service 9:15. Sunday
school 10. Missionary address by Rev. Rus
sel O. Honeywell, director of Far Eastern
Gospel Crusade of the Philippine Islands.
Fellowship hour 6:45. Special song circles
under Arnold Brandt at 2 and 7.
Christian Selene Sunday school 0:45.
Sunday service 11.
First Presbyterian Earl William Ben-
bow, minister. Sunday school B:45. Morn-
Inn worship 11. Featuring tne sermon on
the Mount.
First Baalist E. J. Schroeder, pastor.
Sunday school 9:45. Morning worship theme
"Testing your unruiinnity" u. uapusi
train Inn union 6:45. Bone service 7:30.
sermon topic "The Great Invitation."
First Christian Orvllle P. Mick, pas
tor. Sunday school 9:45. Mrs. Lawrence
Ooode, supt. Morning worship 11, topic,
"Leprosy, a Typo oi Bin." unrisuan en
deavor, "For Christ and the Church." Ev
ening service 7:30.
First Methodist Fremont Foul, min
ister. Church school 0:45, Mrs. R. a, Mc
Farland, supt. Morning service 11. Mrs.
John M. Pearson of Cnrmel, N. Y., speaker,
representing the northeastern Jurisdiction
of the WSCS.
Free Method Is I Rose la DottRlas, pastor.
Sunday school 9:45, Mrs. Eva Johnson,
supt. Morning worship 11, theme, "The
Spirit Filled With Life." Evening service
7:30.
Grace Mennonlte Sunday school 9:45.
supt.. Earl Stonebroolc; Dietrich Dlchm,
junior supt. Morning worsnip n. message
by Rev. George Kehoe. Y.P., 8:45. Eve
ning service 7:30 In charge of Glddeona.
Mennonlte Brethren Walter L. Penner,
pastor. Sunday school 9:45. Morning wor
ship 10:45. special message by Rev. and
Mrs. A. P. Kroeker.
Foursouare Gospel William E. Cross,
pastor. Sunday school 10. Morning worship
11, theme. "The Six Waterpots." Cru
sader service 6:45. Evening evangelistic
hour, 7:45.
St. Thomas Episcopal Father Herbert
Lazenby, vicar. Prayer service 11. theme,
"The Giver of Life." Church school also at
11, under Mrs. George Dearafi and Mrs.
A. N. Starbuck.
St. Phlllna, Catholic Father John Bab
yak, pnstor. Mass, 8:15 second and fourth
Sundays; io:io iirst, tnird ana nun sun
days. Seventh Day Advent.! Ronald J. Keg
ley, Jr., pnstor. Sabbath school 9:30,
Mrs. Fred M. Reiber, supt. Morninng wor
ship 11,
Trinity Lutheran John Propp, pnsti
Sunday school 0:15. MornliiK worship 11:30,
Rev. Carl R. Srhultt, supply pastor for
two wrrks.
Community Churches
Sail Creek lUplMt Kmanurl Wotff, pns
tor. Sunriav school 9:45. Walter Srhmltke,
supt. Morning worship 11. Evening service
7:30.
Union MlHlnnary Baptist (HurlD-Sun-
day school 10.
rtlrkreall Sunday Brhool J
supt. Classes for all ages,
The Island of Man, near Eng
land, was inhabited in early
times by a people who spoke a
separate language called Manx.
a r 9 ?
lent 6 C hunched
r -
Knilfwood Evaniellral United llrethren
uoyu uecKrr, ptuiur. duhu.j
all aM 9:45. Morning worship hour II.
the Cross" by Rev. Lloyd Ueclcer. Youth
Fellowship 8. "Ancient Church HUtory"
7:30. Special music by Junior Choir.
St. John'a Lutheran (Mo. Synod) Six
teenth and A street. One block north of
Old People's Home. H. W. Grow, pastor.
Services at 9 and 11. Sunday school and
Dlhle class 10. Lenten service Wednesday
evening at 7:30.
Institute r Bellf-ous Brlfi.ce Baletn
i Woman's club, 460 N. Cotlajre. Sunday
! school 10 a.m. Service 11 a.m. Topic: "The
Law of Increase." Rev. Olive Stevens.
I
Lablsh Community B. M. Books. B.D.,
pnstor. Sunday school at 10. Mr. and Mr.
Willis Kuyle will spri on Japan at 11.
They recently returned at missionaries
from that land. Juniors meet 7. This evc
i ninii revival services commence to con
tinue for two weeks. Rev. Wm. Lewis of
Upland, Calif., la the evangelist. Every
nlKht at 7:46.
Central Lutheran North Capitol and
(nines street. O. B. Rundstrom, pastor.
Family Sunday school with classes lor all
aaes 9:45. Morning worship 11. Evenina
ervice 7:45. you are always welcome in
Central Lutheran.
Seventh -Day Adventist Summer at
Hood. Morning class study 9:30. Sermon 11
a.m. R. G. Shadier, pnstor. You are cor
dially Invited to Join us In worship.
Christ Lutheran State street at 18th.
C. R. Srhulz. pastor. Divine worship at
II a.m. Sunday church school at 10 a.m.
Luther League at 7 p.m.
Kinewond Itlhle 1125 Elm street. Rev.
Alex II. Sauerweln, pnstor. Sunday school
with classes for all ages 9:45 a.m. Morning
worship, pastor preaching 10:45 a.m. Sub
ject: "The Fulness of Joy." Youth meet
ings for all aces 6:45 p.m. Evening Bible
hour 7:45 p.m. Exposition of Book of the
Revelation "The Anti-Christ."
St. Mark's Lutheran 343 N. Church St.
Sunday school 9:45 a.m. with classes and
instruction lor an members oi tne lamuy.
Morning worship 11 a.m. Sermon by the
pastor, the Rev. John L. Cauble. Inter
mediate IcaRiie meets at 5 p.m. Young
people's In ague meets at 6:30. Sunday
nlKht Is film nlKht at St. Mark's. A full
Ingth feature, "Messenger of Peace" will
be shown at 7:30 p.m. The public Is In
vited. Calvary Rnntlst South Liberty at Mil
ler. Omnr N. Barth. pnstor. Bible school
0:45. "Tho Rest Beatitude" 11. Youth Fel
lowship dinner 5. "And Now I See" 7:30.
A Christian Bound Film. "A Friendly
Church With a Calvary Message."
The Christian A Missionary Alliance
North Fifth and Galncs. Pnul W. Gunther,
pnstor. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Maynard
navcrianu, supt. "nave i uone Aiy ucst
for Jesus?" II a.m. Alliance Youth Fellow
ship 6:30 p.m. Questions and answers by
the pnstor. "Faithful Followers" 7:30 p.m.
Pastor will preach at both services.
First Presbyterian Chemeketa at Win
ter. Paul Newton Poling, D.D., pustor.
Church school 9:45. J. J. Fltzslmons, supt.
Services at 9:45 and 11 a.m. Sermon by
Dr. Poling, "Putting Away Worry."
Free Methodist Market at Winter.
Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Paul Barhnm,
pt. Morning worship 11 a.m. Young
people's hour 0:45 p.m. Evening evangel
istic service 7:30 p.m. Rev. D. L. Fenwlck,
pastor.
Court Street Christian Seventeenth and
Court streets. Harold Lyman, minister. O.
eniiip iiurn, associate minister. Bible
school assembly 9:30 a.m. Morning worship
and Communion 10:50 o'clock. Sermon sub
ject. "Lead On. O Kinit Eternal." Youth
hour 6:30 p.m. Evening service 7:30
o'clock conducted by the young people.
First Christian Marion and Cottace.
Dudley Strain, minister. Don Payne, min
ister of Christian education. Church school
0:45 a.m. Morning worship and Commun
ion 111:40 a.m. Biinnoii uy uudley Blrnln.
Anthem, "Wo Atloro Thcc" Palestrlna.
Solo, "licit do Still Waters" Hnmblin.
C.Y.F. Visits Presbyterian Fellowship. 5
p.m. cm Jtuo 5:30 p.m. Phi zeta Chrlsto
6:30 p.m. Adult Bible- study 6:30 p.m. ril
rectrd by Pnul Hollowny and Roy Yung,
pnrlor. Evening worship service 7:30 p.m.
"Adventure With the Bible." Theme: "Si
mon Peter, Fishcrmnn."
Leslie Methodist South Commercial at
Myers. O. Wesley Turner, pastor. Miss
Edna Holder, returned missionary from
India, will bo (he speaker at Leslie Meth
odist church Sunday, March 33 at 11 a.m.
This will be the annual thank offering
service sponsored ny the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service. Mrs. C. W.
Stacey, president of the local society, will
preside, witu Airs. a. w. Mctger and Mrs.
Everett McRae assisting with the service.
At 7:30 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stacey
will tell of their recent trip around the
nltcd States, with side trip to Cuba, visit
ing many of the Methodist institutions.
Pastor O. Wesley Turner will be In Klam
ath Falls as preacher and guest leader In
mcir evangelistic mission, March 33-28.
Knight Memorial Congregational 19th
aim rcrry bis. i,ouis white, minister,
0:45 Sunday school, classes for all ages,
including the Friendly class for adults,
11. MorntuR worshln. sermon hv thn m hi
ts I er. "Like a Mlnhty Army." Children's
story, "Three Indian Boys." Small chil
dren cored for in the chiirch-timo nursery
during service. Pllftrim Fellowship groups
for post-high, senior high and Junior high
UK", D.JU,
Weslevan Mrlhodlsl 8. 15th and Mill
Sis. Sunday srhool 0:45. MornliiR worship
... n i iq, o:o. evening worship 7; JU.
First Church of the Naiarene 13th
Crnter. Kucrne Stowe, pnstor; Joe Cnld
rron. nsslManl. Sumlny school 9:45. Morn
ing worship 10:50. sermon subject "I Will
Mind God." Youth hour fl:.in. Evening
sciv.re i.ju, suDjcct wbks up. Sleepy,
head."
Flrl $lrflualltt 460 N. Cottage 8n-
ii-ni stimuli cniouousei. service at 7:30.
Rev. Mary Mann, fcpenkrr.
Flrt naplht Marlon and Liberlv. Dr.
Lloyd T. Anderson, pastor. Itcv. Thorn
ton Jansma, nssolcare pastor. Sunday
rhool 9.45 with clashes lor all apes.
Morning worship 11. -crumbs from the
Tnhle." Atternoon Missionary Rally 3.
Missionary Jim tiarrtson speaking. Youth
nierllngs 6:1S. Evening gospel service 7:30.
"A Bride for Isaac."
Four Corners llapiMt state and Elm
Sts. Uev. Vh-Jnr L. Loucks, putor. Sunday
srhool 9:45 with classes lor all ages.
Moriung worship 1 1, pastor speaking.
Young Peoples League 6:30. Evening goa
pe iservlce 7:30.
Salrm IlHthi lUptlit Mbrrty and M
rtrona. Pastor Elmer Hiebert. Sunday school
10. with clawes lor all ages. Morning wor
ship It, pastor speakelng. Evening gospel
service 7,4o.
Church of Jeus ChrlH f Latter Dav
Saint (Mnrmnn fllh f, Mndlson fils. John
K. Salisbury, bishop. Priesthood meeting 9.
Sunday school 10:30. Sacrament 6:30,
Stint Paul's Fplsrnpil -church Ch(
mrkrta Pis. The Rev. Oeorge 11. Swift
H D., rector. Holy communion in the chap
el 7:30. Junior church and classes p jo
Nurserv school In parish hall 11. Holy
Kucharlst and sermon 11.
ifrly and Chemeketa Sti. Sunday school 11.
"if ii. M-von-sprmnn uo-
jeet: "Matter." Nursery (or children under
i """"i morning service. Evening
lervlce I. Lesson-sermon subject: "Matter."
first Caniretatlonal 700 Marlon
St.
IHeai
Hear Evangelist C. B.
Popular Pastor and Radio Singer from Walnut Creek, Cat
Snt., 7:30 p.m. "America's Greatest Peril or Will Commu
nism Conquer Our Nation?"
Sun., 11:00 .m. "A Command from the Commander-in-Chief."
T:80 p.m. A Pay Day Lou'U Never Forget.'
The Halbert Memorial Baptist Church
42(10 Portland Road
Sammy Sparks of Ashland,
Ky., will begin a series of
special meetings at the First
Church of the Nazarene at
7:30 next Tuesday night.
Rev. Joe Calderon, director
of music for the church, will
be in charge of the music. At
the 10:50 Sunday morning
worship hour, holy commu
nion will be abserved, an
nounces Rev.' Eugene Stowe,
pastor.
Woodburn
Churches
st. Luke's Catholic V. L. Moffenbeler,
pastor. Sunday services 7, 9, 10.30.
Christian Oeorse Borlnger. pastor. Sun
day school 10. Service 11. C.E. 7. Eevenlng
service 8.
Fnnrinuirr Arthur Ooble. pastor. Sun
day school 0:45. Worship 11 and 7:45. Y.P.
6:45.
nubbard Gospel Sunday school 10. Wor
ship 11. Y.P. 7. Evening services 7:30.
Trlnltv Lutheran John H. Werth, pastor.
Sunday school 9:30. Worship 10:30.
Immanuel Lutheran J. W. Carlson, pas
tor. Sunday school 10. Sermon 11.
NldnroR Lutheran Sunday school 6:45.
Worship 11 first Sunday at each month.
Assemblr of Hod Ernest Ilium, pastor.
Sunday school 9:45. Preaching 11 and 7:45.
Y. P.. 6:48.
Fili-rlm Holiness Rev. Curtis Woodruff,
pnstor. Sunday school 10. Morning service
11. evening service i:ju.
nelhel PresbYter Ian Earl K. Pen ton,
pastor. Worship 10. Sunday school 10:45.
First Preibvterlan Earl K. Pen ton, PU-
tor. Sunday school :45. Divine worship
11 and 8. Y.P., 7.
St. Mary's Episcopal Rev. T. M. Bax
ter, vicar. The fourth Sunday In Lent.
Holy Communion. Morning prayer 11.
YPF, 6:30.
Methodist Orma B. Trick, pastor. Bun-
day school 10. Worship 11.
rhtirrh of Cod Rev. Edward H. Bald
win. Church school 10. Worship It and 8.
Y.P.. 7.
Rt. Amen Catholic Attended by Wood-
burn parish priests. Sunday masses 8:30.
nervals Presbyterian Ernest Tremblay,
pastor. Sunday school 10. Worship 11.
C.E. 7:30.
Hubbard ConKrejratlonal Rev. Ted Has
tings mid Rev. Mllo Haecker alternating
tho services. Sunday school 10. Church
services 11:16, ...
Snimicl Murdock, pastor. Sunday schooi
iu. morning worsnip ii. z.r., i. E,vau,c-
Blble Bon I l.ts Earl Baker, pastor. Bun-
day school 10. Worship 11 and 7:45. Y.P.,
meeting 6:45.
Church of Jesus Christ of L.D. 8. Sun
day school 10. Sacrament meeting 7:30.
The Renrranlied Church of Jesus Christ
or Latter Day Saints George E. Omans,
pastor. Church school 10. Preaching 11
and 8. Zlon League, 7.
Frea Methodist George Norsworthy,
pastr. Sunday school 8:45. Preaching 11
and 7:45.
Falls City
Churches
Free Methodist James H. Rover, pastor,
Sunday school 10, Cecil Brill, supt. Morn
ing worship ll. Youtn reiiowsmp 7.,
Christian Kenneth D. Hooten, minis
ter. Sunday school 10. Morning worship
11. Evening worship 7:30.
Free Methodist Flora 8. Mills, pastor,
Sunday school 10. Morning service 11. Y.P.
mecung ?:jv. xivangcusuc service a.
Seventh Pay Adventist Ronald J. Keg-Ir-y,
Jr., pnstor. Sabbath school 0:30, Mrs.
Ray Horner. Rupt. Preaching 11.
Missionary at
Salem Heights
Rev. Ted Koehler, missionary
appointee to Panama, Central
America, will be speaking and
showing pictures of that land
on Sunday evening at 7:30 in
the Salem Heights Baptist
church. Rev. and Mrs. Koehler
have made their home in Salem
in recent years. They expect to
leave for Panama in just a few
weeks.
In the Salem Heights church
in the morning services, there
will be Sunday School at 10:00
and the morning worship serv
ice at 11:00. At that hour the
pastor will speak on the sub
ject; "On what does the Chris
tian live?"
Beth a. Huntington. D.B.. minister. Sun
day school 0:45. Morning worsnip ii.
The Church ef Ood 1550 80. 30th Bt
P. G. flhroyer, pnstor. Sunday school 10,
Elmer JacKson, supt. rreacning ii a 7:40,
Reorganised Church ef Jesus Chris) ef
Latter Pay Saints 17th Cbemeketa Sts.
Georae W. Speed, pastor. Church school
P:4.l, worsnip service 11. wiuara 1 nin-
nell oi Lyons, speaker. Evening worsnip,
George W. Speed, speaker.
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(Barney) Cunningham
Sf. John's Lutheran
Church in Drive
A special committee of mem
bers of St. John's Lutheran
church Missouri Synod, 16th
and A street, has been named
and organized the local phase of
a nation-wide "Conquest for
Christ" Lutheran expansion pro
gram. The Rev. H. W. Gross is
pastor of the local church.
Members of the committee arc:
Messrs. William Lewis, chair
man, Carl Anderson, Roger Mai
bon, Carl Melzer and Arthur
Ring.
The 5000 congregations of the
Lutheran church-Missouri Sy
nod, an international church
body, have voted to raise $10,
000,000 to promote their world
wide mission program and to
expand facilities for training
teachers and ministers.
March 23rd has been desig
nated for this synod-wide pro
gram when, thousands of volun
teers will go out to contact ev
ery member in synod.
After a pot-luck dinner which
is to be served at the Parish
hall, 30 men will go out to can
vass members of St. John's con
gregation. First Baptists
To Hear Garrison
Rev. James Garrison, Mission
ary to China under the Conser
vative Baptist Foreign Mission
Society, will be speaking at
3:00 o'clock on Sunday after
noon in the auditorium of the
First Baptist church. Garrison
served for five years as a mis
sionary to the Nosu tribe of
people on the borderlands of
Tibet. When ordered to leave
China, the party of 12 mission
aries and children traveled the
250 mile trek over the rugged
mountains of West China by
foot and carrier.
A Bible study in "Types" will
be presented by the pastor at
the 7:30 evening gospel service
entitled, "A Bride for Isaac."
Lutheran Church
Names Committees
Standing committees for Good
Shepherd Lutheran church of
South Salem have been appoint
ed. Committees and chairmen
are: Building, Clarence Feller;
education and literature, Mrs.
Marion Miller; finance, George
Martin; membership and evan
gelism, Joseph Hustad; property,
Isaac Schmidt; worship and mu
sic, Mrs. Frank Zinn; steward
ship and benevolence, Marion
Miller.
The Reverend Harold Hamil
ton, pastor of Good Shepherd
Lutheran church, has for his
message at the 11 A.M. church
service the miracle of "Christ
Feeding the Five Thousand."
Calvary Baptists
Dedicate Infants
The splendid Christian sound
film, "And Now I See" will be
shown at the Calvary Baptist
church. South Liberty and Mil
ler, Sunday evening at 7:30. Oth
er features will include special
vocal arrangements and a happy
song service led by Bruce Stew
art.
In the morning a service of
parental recognition and the de
dication of infants will be held
in connection with the worship
service. The pastor will speak
on "The Best Beatitude."
Fox College Men
At Bethel Baptist
A very versatile program fea
turing organ, vocal and trumpet
solos, will be presented by young
men of George Fox college, at
Bethel Baptist church at 7 p.m.,
Sunday.
This group placed first In a
recent northwest quartet contest
at a LFC rally in Portland.
Amity Churches
Baptist Richard E. Ice. Interim nastor.
Sunday school 10. Mornlni worship 11,
evening service a.
Churrh of Christ Robert Powell n.a.
tor. Bible school 10 a.m. Morning worship
ii. i.i-. meeting otju. evening service 1:311.
neraiai oi raitn, a.
Methodlit C. R. Davenoort. minister.
Sunday school 10. Morning worshln 11.
mum reuowanip n;av. evening service s.
Oak drove Chapel C. R. Davenport.
minuter. Morning worship 0:4ft. Sunday
AsemMy ef Ood Rev. Frank Maces.
pastor. Sunday school 9:45. Morning wor
ship 11. Evening service 7:30
HOW DOES COMMUNISM OPERATE IH CHINA!
First Baptist- Church
SUNDAY
11:00 i.m.-
-"Crumbi From
1:00
MISSIONARY JIM GARRISON giving the story o( his
work among the Nosu people and his expulsion by the
Communists.
7:30 p.m. "A Bride for Isaac" Pastor
TtNE IN to Three Radio Broadcasts
8:00- 8:30 Sunday a.m. KSLM
11:00-12:00 Sunday KOCO
8:15- 8:30 Mon. thru Fri. KSLM
Marion at Liberty
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Dr. John Henry Soltman
Soltman Opens
Fund Campaign
First Methodist church's
building fund crusade for $220,
000, of 'which $90,000 is on
hand, will be launched formal
ly Sunday with a sermon by
the director. Dr. John Henry
Soltman. The director Is one
of six such ministers employed
by the Methodist Board of
Church Extension.
Sunday will be Loyalty Sun
day, beginning a two-weeks
period of visitation. This will
end on Palm Sunday with the
bringing of pledge cards to the
worship service. Dr. Soltman
said the entire program would
be voluntary, rather than by
solicitation either personally or
at public meetings.
One hundred persons will do
the visiting under the captaincy
of Dr. Waldo C. Zeller, Lloyd
A. Lee, Ronald Hudkins, Wal
ter Minier and Dr. Robert F.
Anderson. Crusade chairman is
Dr. Frank B. Bennett.
Unitarians Will
Hear Dr. Sword
Dr. Victor Hugo Sword, past
chairman of the Salem Council
of Churches, will speak on the
subject "Christian Faith in Ac
tion" at the Sunday meeting of
the Salem Unitarian fellowship
in the Salem Memorial hospital
chapel at 8 p.m.
Dr. Sword was a Christian
missionary in Assam, India, for
20 years. He became the friend
of many Iru'.ian notables and act
ed as advisor to the newly
formed Indian government be
fore returning to the United
States.
A short worship program will
precede the talk. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Religious Film at at
St. Mark's Church
The adventures of Pastor Ar
min Ritter in the hills where
"God" was only a name is the
story of "Messenger of Peace," a
religious film to be shown at St,
Marks' Lutheran church, 343 N
Church St., on Sunday evening,
March 23 at 7:30.
Members of Faith and Good
Shepherd Lutheran church will
attend the showing of the film.
Sponsorship is under the auspic
er of the Booster's club of St.
Mark's Lutheran church.
Mill City Churches
First Presbyterian Rev. Noble Btrceter,
minister. Sunday school 9:45, Miss Alice
Smith, supt. Morning church services 11.
First Christian Rev. Hugh Jull. pastor.
Sunday school 0:49, Mrs. Carl Chance,
supt. Morning cnurcn services ii. u.u
6:30. Evening worship 8.
St. Catherine Catholle Father Franz
Shubert, pastor. Sunday morning mass 9.
Free Methodist Rev. C. A. Tremain, pas
tor. Sunday school B:4ft, O. E. Davidson,
supt. Morning church services 11. Eve
ning worship 7:30.
Community Rev. Lee Joiner, pastor.
Sunday school 10. Ralph Jones, supt.
Mornlnv church services 11, Evangelistic
services t.
Assembly of God Rev. W. D. Turnbult.
pastor. Sunday school 10. Morning worship
11. Y.P., :30. Evangelistic services 1:30.
Christian Science Every Sunday 11.
4th Wednesday 8 p.m., 3rd and Juniper St.
FIRSTPRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Chemeketa at Winter
Salem, Oregon
Paul Newton Poling, D.D., pastor
B. J. Holland, Aulsttnt Paitor
"PUTTING AWAY WORRY"
Services at 9:45 and 11 a.m.
Sermon by Dr. Poling
SERVICES
the Table''
-Pastor Anderson
p.m.
Lloyd T. Anderson, Pastor
Silverton
Churches
Christian Science Sunday school 0:46,
Sunday service 11.
Silverton Rills Baotlsl Mission Silver
Creek school, sermon 6:6. Sunday school
11 a.m.
Latter Dar Saints Nathan Harris,
branch president. Meet at KP hall. Sun
day school 10. Sacrament 1.
Marauam and Melalla Methodist J. 8.
Kendall, pastor. Church school 8:43. Ser
mon 11 at Marquam. Services 3 p.m.,
Molalla.
Church of God W. C. Kell. minister.
Sunday school 10. Service 11. YP 6:30.
Sermon 7:30.
Latter Reign Dale Young, pastor. Sun
day school, 10. Bermon 11. Youth meet
ing 1. Service 8.
Pilgrim Holiness Omar Blddlngmeler.
pastor. Sunday school 0:45. Sermon 11.
Jr. and Sr. PYPS 6:45. Sermon 7:45.
Seventh Day Adventist H. J. Johnson.
elder. Sabbath (Saturday) song service,
D:15. Sabbath school 8:30, Worship 11.
St. Paul's Catholic John J. Walsh, pas
tor. During Lent, weekly masses at 8:30
excepting Friday and Saturday, 8 a.m.
Sunday masses 8 and 10 a.m. Wednesday
and Friday evening services during Lent
at 7:45.
Assembly of God Mel E. Arn, minister.
Sunday school 10, Sermon 11.. Young
people meet 6:30. Evangelistic service
7:45, Lenten series each evening during
km 7:45. excepting Monday and Sat
urday.
First Baptist Oeorae E. Horton, pastor.
Sunday school 10. Worship services 11
and 7:30. Ouest speaker. Rev. Edward H.
Duerksen of Palouse, Wash.
Trinity Lutheran Joseph A. Luthro. pas
tor. Fourth Sunday in Lent. Sunday school
and Bible classes 10. Sermon 11, "Fight
Famine With Fate." Luther League 8:30.
topic, "Values." Phyllis Lively, leader.
Zulu Harvest sound colored film shown at
7:30.
First Christian Arthur Charles Bates,
minister. Bible school 0:45. Communion
and sermon 11, "Save Yourselves." C.E.
6:30. Evening worship 7:30.
Calvary Lutheran Arvld L. Hokonson.
pastor. Sunday school and Bible classes
io. sermon A Perpetual Cha enge." 11.
Luther League, 7.
Immanuel Lutheran Arnold W. Nelson.
pastor, Sunday school 10. At 11, pastor
will devote period to interpretation of the
liturgical service. Luther League 7:30.
Methodist Douglas Harrell. pastor.
Church school 0:45. Worship 11, sermon
by a guest pastor, Youth Fellowship 7,
Evensong, 7:30, W. P. McMurray directing.
Missionary to China
To Tell of Escape
Silverton Rev. Arvid L. Hok
onson of Calvary Lutheran pas
torate is announcing a Tuesday,
March 25, evening service at
7:45 o'clock at the church.
The speaker will be the Rev.
Fred Ditmanson, for 33 years
a missionary in China, and who,
with his son, Macy, were cap
tured by the communists. He
will tell of their experiences
as well as their missionary ca
reer in the Orient.
Rev. Ditmanson will supple
ment his talk with the showing
of pictures illustrative of the
work in China.
"Mandarin" was fnrmprlv ihp
common name for all nubile of
ficials in China.
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Rev, C. B. Cunningham
Halbert Memorial
Special Meetings
Special meetings are being
conducted each evening at the
Halbert Memorial Baptist
church by the Rev. C. B. Cun
ningham, the pastor of the First
Baptist church of Walnut Creek,
Calif.
The Rev. Mr. Cunningham
was for several years a pastor
and evangelist in the Middle
West before coming to the west.
Services are being conducted,
nightly except Monday, 7:30 at
the church, 4290 Portland Road,
and will close March 30th.
Rev. Spath Speaks
Tuesday Night
Rev. Levon H. Spath, a mis
sionary of the United Lutheran
church in America to Argentina,
will present a program at Good
Shepherd Lutheran church, cor
ner of Ewald & South Commer
cial avenue, on Tuesday evening,
March 25 at 8:00.
Missionary Spath was a class
mate of Rev. Harold Hamilton,
pastor of Good Shepherd Luth
eran church, when they were
students together at seminary.
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