Friday, Ansrust 14, 1955
Many Wbodburn Pastors
In Pulpits After Vacations
wooaDum -roise in i
World of Panic" will be the
sermon topic of Dr. David Fer
guson at the Woodburn and
Bethel Presbyterian churches
Sunday morning. Auk. 16.
He will speak at the Bethel
church at 10 a.m. and at the
Woodburn church at 11. Sun
day school is at 9:45 a.m. at
Woodburn and follows the
morning service at Bethel. An
nouncement was made last Sun
day of a short business meet
ing of the congregation to be
held after the 11 o'clock serv
ice on August 23, to elect a
trustee to fill out the unexpired
term of Mrs. Cordelia Layman,
who died recently.
Dr. Irving Fox
Guest Speaker
Guest speaker at Calvary
Baptist church this Sunday at
both morning and evening ser
vices will be Dr. Irving A. Fox,
pastor of the First Baptist
church of Selma, Calif.
Dr. Fox was formerly pastor
of the First Baptist church of
Salem from 1937 to 1945. Pre
viously he held pastorates in
Decatur and Freeport, Illinois,
having secured his doctorate
from the Northern Baptist The
ological Seminary.
Dr. and Mrs. Fox are vaca
tioning in Oregon and visiting
their son Henry Fox, who is
Director of Christian Education
at Calvary church. Dr. Fox will
speak Sunday morning on "All
the Promises'" and his subject
Sunday evening will be "Pray
er Meeting in a Dungeon."
Immediately following the
morning service there will be a
Fellowship Dinner In the Low
. er Fireplace Room in Tionor of
Dr. and Mrs. Fox. Those at
tending are asked to bring ta
ble service, a hot dish or salad.
First Baptists
To Hear Tobias .
The 7:30 o'clock evening ser
vice of the First Baptist church
will be one with real informa
tion and inspiration. Guest
speaker for the evening will be
Rev. Kenneth Tobias, Field Di
rector for the Conservative
Baptist Association of Oregon.
Mr. Tobias will speak on the
subject, "Glimpses of Modern
Miracles," and will show col
ored slides of the rural mission
ary work in Oregon. At the
close of the message the 40
minute sound and color film,
"Design for Tomorrow," will
be shown. "Design for Tomor
row" Is the story of the sacri
ficial but rewarding life of Am
erica's small-town pastor and
his family.
Rev. Thornton Jansma, will
preach at the eleven o'clock
morning service on the subject,
"The Cost of Discipleship." The
ladies sextette from the church
choir will sing.
Vacation Leave
For Olivers Ends
En route to Nuzvld, Krischna
district in South India are Dr.
and Mrs. John Oliver. Dr. Oli
ver is the elder son of Mr. and
Mrs. Avery Oliver of Rickreall.
The departure concludes a year
of residence in the United
States, nine months of which
were occupied in the study of
basic sciences and surgery at
White Memorial hospital in
Los Angeles.
Dr. Oliver is a graduate of
Laurel Wood Academy, Walla
Walla college and the College
of Medical Evangelists at Loma
Linda, California. He interned
at the Portland Sanitarium and
in 1946 took a five months'
course in tropical medicine at
TUane University.
First Presbyterian
Churcjj
Chemeketa at Winter
"A PARABLE FOR A
NATION"
Dr. Paul K'ewton Poling
Two Services:
9:45 and 11 A.M.
KOCO, 10:00 A.M.
First Melhodisf Church
Ptwmtow Tim TTt Whit lir
. th Chinos
Morning Worship Sunday
11 am.
LOOKINO IN"
Sermon by
REV. RAY N. FEDJE
Brotdcut KSLM, 11:30-12:00
Brooks H. Moore, minister
ANNOUNCING
A Christian Kindergarten
OPENING AT
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
1750 STATE STREET
Sept 811953 Follows Public School Tear
:00-ll:45 A.M. Dally
Limited to tS Children 5 Tears of Ara
For Reservations and Information Call 1711
MRS. RUTH BEESLET, TEACHES
. ... praawr m
the Bible Baptist church, will
return Friday from varatinn
and will conduct the regular
services on Sunday, Aug. 16. A
teachers and officers meeting
has been announced for Tues
day, Aug. 18, at 7:30 pjn. at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. For
rest Woods.
Rev. Ormal B. Trick, pastor
of the Woodburn Methodist
church, who has been attending
me conference of the Mission'
ary Education Movement at
Asilomar, Calif., will lie at
home to conduct the service
Sunday morning. He will re
sume the series of sermons on
"Great Hymns of the Church,"
and his topic wiU be "Still, Still
wun rnee.
Rev. O. F. Braaten of Salem
will again be guest speaker at
the 9 a.m. service Sunday at
the Immanuel Lutheran church
here. Rev. J. Williiun Carlson.
the pastor, expects to return
from his vacation to conduct
the services on August 23.
Holy Communion will be
held at 7:30 a.m. and again
it 9:30 a.m. at St. Mary's Epis
copal church on Sunday, Aug.
IB, with the vicar. Rev. T. M.
Baxter, speaking at the 9:30
service.
"Living atones in the Temple
of God" will be the sermon
topic of Rev. George Springer
at the Woooburn Christian
church Sunday st 11 a.m. For
the evening service at 8 p.m.
ins topic will be "Blessings."
At the Foursquare Commun
ity church Rev. Arthur Coble,
the pastor, will speak at 11 a.m
on the topic, "These Tilings I
Believe." His topic for the eve
ning evangelistic service at 8
o'clock will be "Anchors
A weigh." Rev. and Mrs. Goble
will hold open house Sunday
afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. at
their home, 1197 East Lincoln
street, for members and friends
of the church.
Regular services at the
Woodburn Church of God will
be Sunday school at 10 a.m.,
preaching at 11 a.m., young
people's meetings at 7 p.m. and
evening worship at 8 o clock.
The Woodburn Church of God
with Rev. Edward H. Baldwin,
pastor, is one of the 611 con
gregations of the church in
America to exceed the goal of
$12 per member for the world
service fund of the church,
Sunday services at St Luke's
Catholic church are at a.m.,
8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Week
day mass at 8:15 a.m.
Free Methodist services are
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m
preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:45
D.m.
Services at the Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saint are. church
school at 10 a.m., preaching 11
a.m. and 8 p.m., Zlon league
at 7 p.m. George X. Omans is
pastor.
Church of Jesus Christ of
L.D.S. services at the Belle
Passi school house, Sunday
school at 10 a.m.. Sacrament
meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Lutherans Plan
For Construction
A special congregational
meeting of the members of
CInnA Shenhprd Lutheran
church will be held Sunday at
8:30 a. m. at the church. Tne
meeting will concern the au
thorization of the construction
nl the first of three units which
will eventually comprise the
completed structure ior uooa
Shepherd Lutheran Church of
Qai.m Thr nlana have been
worked out in conjunction with
Dr. Elwood Bowman, Director
of - church extension of the
Rnorrl nf American Missions of
the United Lutheran church In
America. .The recent "Building
Crusade" conducted on behalf
of Good Shepherd Lutheran
church has permitted this step
to be made.
Guest pastor of Good Shep
herd Lutheran church at the
9.00 a. m. church service on
Sunday will be Rev. P. W Erik
sen. Pastor Eriksen recently
celebrated the completion of
45 years of service as a pastor
in the Lutheran church.
Amitv Churches
Hat-Hit Wima t. Bry. partor. Bun-rU-
irhool 10 a. m. Metvlni worship
U . m. VTfnlng terries p. m.
Chares, ml ChrNt flM.pi. Blblt
Khnnl I ft m. Mnrntnf ih! 11
m. CtirliiUn VndTftr ..
Enlnt itrrin t:10 p. m. Choir prat
tle I p. m-
MtthadUt R. Brw MeCofiBU, fnta
lltr. (5undar achon) It a, m. Mnrntnc
worthtp 11 a. m. Tooth PtQowihlp, 4:30
p. a.
Oah flrw Chal Rt. Brae lfcCan
nill, mtniftt-r. Moraine worship f:4l
a, a. Bund j acbool 10:0 a. m.
Aiwaklr of Oat Frank K. Ifapas.
paator. Sunday school. a. m, Mora
Ins wosahip, U a. a. Bran tag ssrrks,
1:3 p. a.
GUEST SPEAKER
J
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:'( Vi
Rev. Lloyd Kllgore. evan
gelist recently returned from
tha Far East, will apeak in
two Salem churches Sun
day. He will appear at
Christian and Missionary
Alliance at 11 a.m. and at
Halbert Memorial Baptist
at 7:30 pan. -
Rev. Douglas Harrell
Back From Retreat
Silverton ' The Rev. Doug
las Harrell of the Methodist
church attended a minister's
retreat at Suttle Lake, which
began Sunday evening, Aug. 9,
and closed Tuesday.
Suttie Lake is one of the lo
cations of the Oregon Metho
dist three summer camps.
Rev. Harrell is announcing
his Sunday, Aug 16, morning
sermon theme to be: "The Mir
age and the Pool." This service
follows the 9:45 a.m. complete
ly departmentalized and grad
ed Sunday school hour. On this
date, at 3 o 'clock in the after
noon, parents and members of
the senior high aged Methodist
Youth Fellowship, of which
Miss Florence Beali is presi
dent, ara to meet at the church
for transportation to Silver
Falls Stcte Park where an af
ternoon picnic is to be enjoyed,
supper served, and a' vesper
devotion service given.
The visiting speaker at the
Methodist church Sunday,
August 23 worship hour will be
Bishop A. Raymond Grant of
Portland. The general public is
urged to attend this service.
Bishop Grant is former pas
tor for many years of the Sac
ramento First Methodist
fehurch, an instructor in the
Theological Seminary, and an
author and preacher of national
reputation. The Portland area
of which he is bishop included
Oregon, Alaska, Washington
and Idaho churches.
Tour of Orient
Subject of Talk
A report en six months of
intensive evangelism in the
Orient, including the descrip
tion of conditions in Formosa,
Okinawa, Hong Kong and the
Philippines will be given Sun
day by Rev. Lloyd Kllgore in
two looal churches.
He will speak at Christian
and Missionary Alliance at 11
a.m. and at Halbert Memorial
Baptist at 7:30 p.m.
Speaker for the evening
services at Christian and Mis
sionary Alliance will be Rev.
William' Schwab of Talbot.
Services at Halbert Memor
ial will include a program to be
presented by the youth of the
church.
Services Slated
For Migrants
Services of worship will be
conducted Sunday, August IS,
at Leslie Methodist church by
Jim Hardy, at present directing
the program of religious serv
ices for migrant workers in the
Salem-Independence area.
Mr. Hardy works under the
auspices of the Salem Council
of Churches, the Oregon Coun
cil of Churches and the Home
Missions Conference of North
America. He will conduct the
complete service in the absence
of the pastor, now on vaca
tion. The music committee will
have special music for the serv
ice. Scientists can tell where
porcupines were most numer
ous in past years by boring
trees and noting which rings
ar gnawed the most.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SaJm, OrtfM
Presbyterian
Woodburn The monthly
meeting of the Presbyterian
Aid society was held Wednes
day afternoon, Aug. 12, at the
church social room with Mrs.
Alfred Moon presiding. After
the opening hymn Mrs. X. J.
Allen led the devotional serv
ice, reading the first Psalm,
followed by prayer by Rev.
Sidney Harris.
Reports were 'given by Mrs.
Allen, secretary, Mrs. H. F.
Buterfield, treasurer and Mrs.
Frank Wright, courtesy chair
man. Mrs. X. C. Peyton reported
$20 had been raised with the
traveling basket which will
continue its travels later in
the season.
Mrs. W. S. Scarborough, Mrs.
Frank Wright and Mrs. Pey
ton were authorized to pur
chase SO new cups for tha kit
chen. Mrs. Sidney Harris was in
charge of the program and pre
sented Rev. Harris who gave
an ' interesting historical ad
dress on "Four Johns," John
Calvin, John Knox, John Wes
ley and John Witherspoon.
Refreshments were served
by the hostess committee, Mrs.
O. L. Withers, Mrs. W. S. Scar
borough and Mrs. R. L. Free
berg. ,
For tha next meeting, Sept
, hostesses will be Mrs. Wll-
Uiam Peltz, Mrs. R. L. Ander
son and Mrs. Eleanor Vickers.
Mrs. A. G. Douglas will have
the program and Mrs. H. F.
Butterfield will lead tha de
votional service.
Kindergarten by
Christ Lutheran
A Christian Kindergarten
will open at Christ Lutheran
Church on State street Septem
ber 21. The school will be con
ducted for 9-year-old children
who will be entering the first
grade next year. The schedule
will follow the Public School
Calendar and the sessions will
be held every morning from 9
to 11:45 a. m. in the parish
house in the church.
The kindergarten is open to
anyone even though it la spon
sored by the church. Included
in the nominal tuition charge
is the cost covering Insurance
dally snacks and materials. The
prescribed course of study for
kindergartens will be followed
along with Christian literature
and music.
Interested parents may con
tact the teacher, Mrs. Ruth
Beesley. The board responsible
in the church related kinder
garten Is Mrs. Evelyn Bolmeter,
Mrs. Wllma Collins, Mrs. De-
lores Nunn and Mr. Boyd Hil-
lesland with Pastor T. M. Geb-
hard as advisor.
The kindergarten is limited
to 23 children and a waiting list
will be established in the order
of the reservations. Registra
tion days previous to the school
will be conducted by the teach
er, Mrs. Beesley, and a regis
tered nurse, Mrs. Wilma Col
lins. OSC Faculty Man
And Family Guests
A visitor in ' Salem this
week-end will be Dr. D. D.
Evans, en route to Corvallis
where he will take up his
duties next week in soil
physics in the department of
soils at Oregon State college.
Dr. and Mrs. Evans and their
three boys,- Thomas, Robert
and Rodgera will be house
guests this week-end at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. J. W.
Paulson, 667 Brenner. Mrs.
Evans and Mrs. Paulson are
sisters.
Dr. Evans studied at Ohio
State and received his PhD
in soil physics at Iowa State
college, Ames, Iowa.
I2M0I EUGENE FIRE
Eugene, Fire of undeter
mined origin broke out In the
planer shed of the J. P. O Neil
Lumber Co., north of Eugene
Wednesday. Fire departments
from Eugene, Bethel and Dane
bo controlled the blaze. Fire
Chief Ed Surfus of Eugene
estimated damage at $20,000.
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NOW
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I CENT BOOST WON
Portland CIO Wood
worker headquarters her re
ported Thursday that the
Klamath Basin Pine Industrial
Relations Committee has
granted a S-cent hourly pay
boost, retroactive to April 1.
Th commute represents em
ployers of about 300 Wood
workers in the Klamath Basin.
CLEAN-UP
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234 N. LIBERTY
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Flood Control Hearing
Planned or Arlington
Arlington, Ore. (Jf) Army
Engineers will hold a public
hearing here Sept 23 on flood
control features of the pro
posed John Day Dam.
The project site is on the
Columbia river near the mouth
of the John Day river. 28 miles
east of The Dalles.
WIN ( CENT INCREASE
Klamath Falls 0J.B Agree
ment calling for a five-cent per
hour wage increase retroactive
to April 1 was reached last
niht twtwMn tha lncarilninn
"igni ueiween me local union
if th International Wood
vorker of American CIO and
: Ilamath Basin Pine Mills, Inc.
'About 230 men are affected.
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TOURS FOS TBI TILE-VIEWING FRIDAY
Matinee Theatre, t. "She'a In The Army" with Marl
Wilson, Veda Ann Borg, Lyle Talbot and Lucille Gleason.
Taymaker, 1:45. The old German Toymaker brings hla
tales of toys to delight the young of heart on thla live chil
dren's show.
All-Star Football Game, l:J.
Doorway U Danger, 1. Agent Coug Carter It almost
caught in the murderous rivalry of two bootleggers.
The Goldbergs, 1:11. Jake' uncle Barrlah visit the Gold
bergs. Almost everyone falls in love with ancle Barrish a a a
uncle David. Eventually both men decide to leave.
Wrestling by Heidelberg, 16. Local, live remote telecast
originating from the Portland Armory.
Nit Owl Theater, 11:45. "Behind the Mask" with Kane
Richmond and Barbara Reed. - ,
YOUR FOR THE TELE-VIEWING IATCBDAT
Dog Tales, t. Local, live children's show featuring Unci
"Mac."
Th Toymaker and HI Friends, :1S. 'Approximately five
youngster will appear.
' Major League Baseball, t:8t. .New York at Philadelphia
(American League) "Live."
Hone Racing from Fortlaad Meadow, 1:11. Local, live,
remote telecast.
' Snpermaa, 4:S. "The Haunted Lighthouse" Jimmy
Olsen, cub reporter, visit his aunt on an island and (tumble
onto smugglers operating out of a deserted lighthouse.
Saturday Night Revue, 5. 80 minutes of comedy and
music starring Hoagy Carmichael with guest star David Rosa
and orchestra, Eddie Foy, Jr., Paul Gilbert, and Ricky Vera.
Sammy Kay Shew, 1:11. "So You Want To Lead A
Band." i
Dangerous Assignment, I. "The Civil War Map Story"
Steve is assigned to find why a Civil War map ha been stolen
from the study of Virginia colonel.
Schlits Playhouse of Stars, :). . "Miracle In th Night"
star Ann Harding as a wealthy penny-pincher eontemptou
of poor people until she venture away from her mansion and
learns how the other half live.
Mr. and Mrs, North, lv "Where There' Will" Pam
and Jerry find their neighbor brutally beaten on the eve of
hil birthday. A greeting card gives clue to the culprit.
Nash Premiere Theatre, lt:3t. "A Gentleman After
Dark" with Brian Donlevy, Miriam Hopkins and Preston Fos
ter. -
Delay Sewers
At Sweet Home
Sweet Home Th Sweet
Horn city council ha granted
time extensions to six local
resident, who for various ex-
tentuatlngi ercumstances, ask
ed for this consideration re
garding their sewer hookup
time - limit which followed
their notification by mall call
ing for a hook up in 120 days,
At the sam time, council-
men denied a request from
Mrs. Mae Thompson and Mrs.
Met Carmen that .they be
relieved of th obligation to
attach their property to the
newly-installed aewev.
Kitty Thornton waa denied
a request for ' permission to
move the office building of
Miller' Building Supply to a
position farther south. The re
quest was denied on the
grounds that the building
situated within the city fire
zone Is nonconforming.
The council also passed for
first and second reading an
ordinance repealing sections
of an old ordinance prohibit
ing curtain on establishments
dispensing alcoholic beverages.
The move was requested by
Carl Lester, owner of the
Tourit Cafe and cocktail
lounge.
Lester also asked for per
mission to move a portable
cold room to a position behind
the Tourist Cafe was referred
to the council's building per
mit committee..
Council granted building
permits to D. M. Krogh for
construction of a residence at
4th Ave. and Eye St., esti
mated to cost $6,000; to Lloyd
Mulholland for construction of
a warehouse south of the alley
between 10th and 12th ave
nues, estimated to cost $2,500.
Payment of 12,000 to th
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BLACKMEB
Sweet Horn Recreation eoun- -ell,
as provided In th 195S-,
54 city budget was authorized
by council.
Other business of th eve
ning included:
1. Referred to th council'
street committee an offer by
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Christian
son to deed property for a
street between 4th and 8th
avenue in return for .grading
and graveling by the city.
2. .Granted th Navy Club
of the United. States permis
sion to show mobile unit
her within th next 60 days.
1. Accept a Police Depart
ment report of th month of
July.
4. Endorsed a Class B
Liquor license application sub
mitted by E. C. Banke. This
license provides sale of beer
for off-premise- consumption.
5. Accepted a report on th
completion of Eewer Improve
ment District 14.
8. Passed for second read
ing an ordinance establishing
a uniform building code.
7. Passed for first reading
an ordinance making mowing
of grass on vacant lots man
datory. ;
8 Passed for first reading
an ordinance assessing prop
erties affected by street Im
provement in Milburn addi
tion. 9. Referred to th council's
street ' committee a request
from Lew Perkins that speed
limit signs be Installed on th
south city limit approaching
11th Ave. and a separate re
quest from Bill Reed - that
speed limit signs be installed
on 14th Ave. in the vicinity of
the city park.
During th business session
Frontier Days Kangroo - Kort
made a raid on the council.
Diptheria deaths in England
and Wales reached an all-time
low of 31 in 1052, compared
with 2,480 In 1040.
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