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THE CAPITAL' JOUKNAL. Salem. Orem
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Friday. December 18, 1953
Salem Churches Observe
Christmas Various Ways
The anniversary e( the Christ child, one of the most
sacred incidents in Christendom, will be celebrated by Selem
churches Sunday by appropriate music, children's recitations
and in other similar manners.
In some instances the celebration will extend Into next
week with Christmas eve candlellfhtlnf services closing out
the programs.
Caroling will play prominent part in the observance
with young (oik from many churches touring the city.
Programs (or Sunday, in condensed form, include:
First Christian Christmas vespers 4 p.m. Sanctuary
choirs directed by Dean Melvln Grist; Junior choir directed
by Ernest Savage; candlelighting, carols, tableau and "Christ
mas Concerto" by string quartet. Carolling by youth groups
from T to 10 p.m. Dec . 23: 7:30 p. m. Christmas pageant di
rected by Mrs. Glen H. Vergets.
West Salem Methodist 8:15 p.m. Cantata, "Carols of
Christmas" by Lorens with Mrs. Kay Fooe of Portland, guest
soloist; 8 p.m. Wednesdsy, Dec. 23 Christmas program for en
tire family with the Intermediate Youth Fellowship presenting
the play The Lost Name."
Knight Memorial Consrefational 11 a.m. Cantata "The
Babe of Bethlehem" by Hamblen, directed by Mrs. Richard
Smart; 7:30 p.m. Pageant "Adoration of the Kings and Shep
herds." First Presbyterian 4:30 p.m. Christmas program with
children and youth departments participating. Santa Claus
to visit children in their Sunday school rooms and adults will
be served refreshments.
Court Street Chrlstiaa Dec. 19. 10 a.m. to noon, Bible
school Christmas party for children from two years through
sixth grade: Dec. 20: 9:30 a.m. Bible school program: 7:30 pm.
Cantata The Great Light" by Lillenas.
Gardea Road Chrlstiaa 7:30 p.m. Christmas program.
"White gifts" to be received for the needy and for the Boise
Christian children's home.
Keiser Cammanlty 7:43
ana snort film entitled The
7:30 p.m. Christmas program
Christinas Star."
St Peal's Episcopal 5
service with junior choir singing carols.
First Baptist 6 p.m. College B.Y. Christmas bos party.
T30 picture book to depict Christmas with background music
by Mrs. John Schmidt, Jr. Original paintings by Miss Dar
lene Engdahl.
Kngleweod Evangelical V. B. 7 p.m. Children's pro
gram on tfle Uieme "Let The Earth Receive" directed by Mrs.
Melvln Propp. Sr. Mrs. C. A. Martin and Mrs. Dick Sorick.
Halberl Memerial Baptist
program at 7:30 p.m. Baptist Youth service at 6:13 p.m. with
Miss Ebert, missionary appointee to South Africa as special
speaker.
St. Mark's Lutheran 4:30 p.m. Sunday school program
and children's exercises. White gifts to be brought by chil
dren for distribution at Falrview Home.
Capital Baptist 11 a.m. Specal muse by the chor and
voln solo by Jean Merrll. Specal Youth Fellowship at the
J. Crey Moore home of Slverton Sundy night.
Christ Lutheran 4 p.m. Beginners and primary depart
ment Sunday school program. Caroling Sunday evening by
Junior and Senior Luther leagues.
First Evangelical V. B. 7:30 p.m. Christmas concert
with William Fawk at the organ.
Leslie Methodist 7:30 p.m. Cantata, "The Heavenly
Child" by choir dlrectel by Mrs. Glenn Humlstnn.
First Methodist 4 p.m. Christmas vesper services by
members of the church school.
Calvary Baptist B p.m. Christmas drama, 'The Empty
Room" by High School Youth Fellowship under direction of
E. D. Lundberg. Dec. 21 Sunday School Christmas program.
Salem Heights Baptist 6:30 p.m. Sunday school program.
Grace Lutheran 11 a.m.
S p.m. Program by intermediate
Good Shepherd Lutheran
oy cnurcn icnooi.
Bethel Baptist fl:18 p.m. Christmas carol sing by young
people followed by refreshments.
Sifverfdn Sunday
Musical Program
Silverton Rev. Paul W.
Henry, pastor of the local Meth-
Tht Orblln t MlulwurT
9:45 ami Sunday School
II :H ajnBehold ThU
Child"
7:10 bjsw Annual Sanday
f chool Chrlitmas Program
FOURSQUARE CHURCH
490 N.19th s.
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
Come .... 9:45 A.M.
ENJOY - OUR CHRISTMAS
SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM
Treats for ALL the Children Dec. 20
7:45 P.M. A Christmas Drama
"THE COBBLER SHOP"
Rtv. Roy WortMngton, Potter Dtc. 20
i',-' , '
it 9 Original Pointings -fr Original Seript
it Singing if Musical Features
'Treats for tery Kiddie Present"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Dr. Lloyd T. Andrraon, Pastor
p.m. Special music by choir
Birth of the Saviout:" Dec. 23
by the children and skit The
p.m. Christmas Sundsy School
Sunday school Christmas
Primary department program;
and senior departments.
3:30 p.m. Christmas program
odist church, is announcing a
Christmas music program for
8 o'clock Sunday evening, Dec.
30, in the church auditorium.
Mr. Knute Dugerness, direc
tor, will present the Methodist
Sanctuary choir in the choral
work of the cantata: "The Child
of Bethlehem," by Forrest Wal
ter. Supplemental special Bum-,
bers will include a mlramba
solo by Carol Zetterberg, "Ave
Maria," Bach; vocal duet by
Mrs. Craig Clark and Mrs. John
Lalicker, "O. Holy Night,"
anon; violinduet, Mrs. Fred
' Frick and Mrs. William Iron, In
i a Medley c( Carols; and a vocal
solo by Mrs. Paul W. Henry:
I "The Virgin Slumber Song,"
' by Reger.
HEAR...
Jock Troup
Scotland's Great
Evangelist!
Sunday, Dec. 20
11:00 a.m.
Great Rally
3:00 p.m.
Salem's only opportun
ity to hear!
. a .
7:30 p.m.
MI6INAI SIOtT tOM
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM)
FEATURING
talent Churched
Pirt4 ifimlsui t'BtteX Bnthns
CTt Manas vb4 tuaaar. IU. . O
lllll 1 eftlBUltf, UMlf eKJasMI 1(1
. WortaU WW a a. Mtli: Tha
WoaaWrfHl Mum." TmiU MIahi
I N PH. Woral 1-M 9-M. CuitUi
"Tna MftUflty."
Tk Battta aUaMtot North CattM at
D" atraata. Jut. ftudalph Woyk. Ma
ts. auo.e)ar ftt f tt iE Cbrtsu
BM VOrahtO MtttM aVt II saU, tha M
UJ jW tftlnt M UM UpM. "OtfaJ Ba
cam Man." Spt. art rata at 1M
p.m. Ctii vt4t enrutaa itzu aiag a
U a. .
nra C araaatlaaal Church arhoal
10 a a. Pattlta CbrUtmaa atrvlca 11
a-a. wraw. "tar af aaea." Dr. Ju
nta J. KttMr. Church acnool Chrlttaaa
Taapar pragraa a..
Calvarr mum Santa Uaarty at
Millar atratt. Omar I. Birth, pasta.
aUNa arhaal 41. Thank loo. Ood.
. . . Par hm" 11. Broadcant avar
KOAB UN ate. -Tfca Eaplr Booa"
a. Yoejtb Cnruiaaa drama. Chrlatmaa
analcal awtaaaa I N by tha Caltarr
choir, dlractad a? s. o. Uodaun.
Ctuut Lataaraa Btata atraat at llth.
Att. T. al. Osbhard. naator. Warahip
atrvscaa . it a m. Btrmaa by tha paa
tat. Moate bv tha ataler choir. Identical
atrrlca with apodal aiaaM by tha Jnniat
abotr It am. undar school BlMa alaaa
at It a.ai. Children's Chrlatmaa proaraa
4 p ai. Carolina partial af tha Baalar
ana Junior Luthar Laagua a JO a av
Wtaltraa MHaadtit oiith Uth and
Mill utu. Sunday It 1 M am. tha
chords achael prtMBta Btory al tha
Pirn enrutaar la paaaaat Including
arcMnrauaai ana Tocai auabtra.
rrat Ma4kaiUt--Marsat at Wintar St.
at. C. Miller, paalor. Bunaar achaal and
aarntng warabtp atrrvca combined
raaant tha aaaaal Cnrlataaa prostrata
U a at. Teiacr tamoa $ p at. Choir
raaanttat tha Caatata: Tha Ortat
lMh" aodar diracuaa of rbll Mcuar-
taWra HrlU Baptitt Ubtrtr R4.
and Madroaa tta tha OaainuBlij Bali),
IUt. Klmar J. Hlabart, pattor. Sunday
school : sjb. R. C. Doty. iupt. atora
tnt varahip pattar'a aioasaaa. "Tha Ba
vionraa a (Hit," Braainf atrrW 30.
Tha Sunday achaal camtaw proaram.
Capital BaatUt Saodty achoo II
a.n. Morainf vonhlp 11 a.m. Cbristmat
an (ham by tht choir. Training union d:M
pa. BTtnlnc worship 1:41 pa. ChriaU
naa earat alaalna. fattor't atrmoa: "Tha
Chrlrt af tht cradJi." Youth Ptliovibip
a pa, ai m suraaa ttreat, suvtrtan.
Oraao Latharaa (ELO unnyrltw and
Laaslni avtnuat. Primary dtpartmcnt
Sunday acnool ChrUtmaj vrovram
a.m. Chrlatmai proiram. Znttr madia ta
dtpartmcnt, l p.m. Servlco el aarolt and.
caodlfllahtlna. Cbristmat ava . It p.nrl
cniitunaa lattrvu atirieo XMoaabor u.
it a-a.
tt. Mark's iBiatraa- Ml North Church
ttrcat. Sunday school 0:10 a.m. Olvina
icrvlca and reception el new members 11
a.m. Sermoa by the patter. Annual Sun
day achoo Cbristmat procram 4:30 p.m.
Oilto lor tha chlldrto.
Wm4 ttM Metkatlit ChltMk bhnal
S:t a.m. IolrmmllBt Tratb rllovghlp
S:10 p.m. Chruuau iuuu S:ll p.m.
Sslal PsbI'i E.Im.nI chareh and
ChtmaklU. H0I7 ConmaDloa 1:M t m.
Pamilr MrTlct tnd church tcbool t:M
a.m. Prayer atrrlca or SueharUt 11 s.m.
Nuratrr atboei la aarlah how 11 a.m.
Churcb acboc4 Cbrlitmas program I p.m.
Midweek Communion (Wedoasaarl 7.M
a.m. CbrUtmaa Iva (Commuoien) Dta.
J4 11 p.m.
KalcM Mamarlal Canareiatlanal--Loula
. Wblta. mlbliMr. Sunday arhaal t it
a.m. cnrlatmaa aemea lor all deparU
menta la obana af lira. Bdcar Dauan
eur. Uornlaa worihlp 11 a.m. Sermon
or tha minuter, "Tha Loit Star." Tha
choir will praaent a cbrlaunaa cantata.
'The Baba or Bethlehem ' Hamblen,
under the direction of kfre. Richard
Smart, lira. Lewla Mitchell, orcanlal.
CbrUtmaa pafeanL -rba Adoration of
tha Klnsa and Shephrrda" l:N P.M.
Lablah Ceiamanttr B. M. Booka. B.D..
paalor. anodar achool 10 a.m. oldeona
to tell or their work 11 a.m. aunde
achool and Junior Cbrlatmaa proiram
1 la p m.
Salem Trath Center 341 Chemeketa.
Sunday achool IS. Service 11. Topic: "Tha
Birth at an Idea." Rev. Ollva atevene.
St. Jabn'a Lutheran Ma. Synod)
Court at North 14th Sts. H. w. oroea.
paator. Serylce at 10:30. Sunday achool
:ls. Bible class I JO.
MrSTSkBlaatdt rkitah ana Isawe Tattara mM
Latter Day Saiata--aaerta W. Speed,
paator. Bevtntaenth and Chtmtktta sti.
f?hurr h arhnnl a ate. Wiwahia utn 1 1
Oeorta W. spaed, tpraker. Irtalnt Mr-
Tic a. cnriitmaa proiram.
Cnarch at Jeaat Christ af Latter ta
Batata ( ruth and Madlaon
St., John B. Ballabury. blahop. Priest
hood meetlnc t a.m. Sunday achool vita
aperiai cnrntmes protram 10 3a am.
Sacrament aerviea with Chrlatmaa pro
iram by choir.
Tha First Chrlstiaa Marlon and Cot
taee. Church achool 1:4ft a.m. Morning
worth lp 10 45 a.m. Sermon b mlntatcr.
Donald Payne, "How Par It It to Bathfa-
nam-- Antae ay tna chair. V taper atr
net p.m.
Ptrat Caareh af Car I at, SeltaUat lib
erty and Chemeketa atr-tti. Sunday
aanaai at ll a.m. Mortiln terrirt
11 am. Leuaon-aermon aubjeet: "la tha
Unlrerae. Includlnv Man. Bvolred by
Atomic Force" Kvenlnt aerrte at t. Lea-
taon-aermoa aubJact' "la th UnWera.
ineiaaios Maa, aTvolTad by Atomic
Poraa"
Cbrlitlaa Mtaalaaary Alllaaea North
th and Oalnea. Rev. Paul W. ounther.
paator. Sunday arhool t 49 a.m. Morn
Ina worahlp: "Behold Thli Child"' -by
paator ll am. Annual Sunday arhoal
CbrUtmaa procram 7 30 p m.
Oardew laad Chriatlaa 4041 Market
atreet. L. H. Camp, m la I iter. Bible achool
45. Worihlp and Communion U. Solo.
"The Bleaaed Bom" Mn. Merle Van
CieaT. aarmoa: -Tha Mlrarle of tha
Manier.H CaiUtmat protraai 1 M.
Metaabvaleal rHtrt North rvi.
i ite. Sublet?! Tha Bible and IU Trmh
1 ta p m. Tueadar. Wednetday and PrU
day. It to p a. Tharaday. Ikrt Nelaoa
in ehartt.
St. Vlaratrl a Pt CathalW Cftium.
bta and Mvrtle atratt. Maaaat al 0, 7 Ja,
I 41. ta and ll l a m. Confeeatont Satur
day, 30 ta I 30 and T ta I 30 pm.
Ceatrtt lalberaa -Norlh Capitol and
Oaine atreet o. B Runrttrm. at tor.
Central Lutheran Hour KOCO JO. Sun
day arhoal Moraine worihlp 11.
.raios aervwe 1 tt.
Coart atrwt CfcHetlaa Coart atreat
at llih. W Harold Lyman aad Q. Philip
First Church of
Center at
SaSe!n5nfiri
7:30 WEDNESDAY tVENINO CHILDREN'S
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
Tha Public Is Invited William F. Clay, Pastor
Presbyterians
In Fund Drive
Presbyterians to Salem will
attempt to raise over (14.000
on Sunday morning through
a volunteer offering and
short-time pledges In a two-
fnid campaign, the National
Missions Building Fund and
the New Property Fund.
The National Missions
Building Fund is a denomlna
tlonal program to raise 11
000,000 for new church ex
pansion in the United States
snd for new seminary build'
ings. The First Presbyterian
church in Salem has accepted
a quota of 18,103.13 In this
national program. The -west
coast area is one of the most
needed places of Presbyterian
expansion and will receive
top priority In the program,
The New Property Fund Is
a local project. A few years
ago the Salem church acquir
ed new property in view of
having to move from the capi-
tol mall. The present cam'
palgn includes the $8,200.00
balance which remains on this
new property.
The $14,803.29 If to be rais
ed entirely by volunteer sub
scriptions with payment dates
on December 20, January 10,
and February 14. The con
gregation has been informed
of the plsn by mail and by
announcement from the pul
pit. No Individual solicitations
are to be made.
At their last annual meet
ing the congregation of First
Presbyterian church authoriz
ed such a campaign. The com
mittee heading the campaign
are Tlnkham Gilbert. Harold
Phllllppe, A. A. Rogers, Ivan
Stewart, Mrs. B. O. Schuck-
lng and Barney Van Onse'
noord.
Methodist WSCS
In Lunch Meeting
Woodburn Ths refular
all-day meeting of the Wom
en's Society of Christian Serv
ice of the Methodist church
was Tuesday, Dec. 15, at the
home of Mn. Harold Livesay,
beginning at 10:30 ajn. Co-
hostesses with Mrs. Livesay
were Mrs. Charles Dean, Mrs.
Roy Arney and Mrs. Charles
Tyler.
A builrifesa meeting was
held In the morning with Mrs.
Clifford Applegate presiding
and a sack lunch was served
at noon with dessert and cof
fee furnished by the heatesses.
For the afternoon program
Mrs. A. . Austin led the de
votional service. Mrs. Charles
Tyler reviewed the chapter.
Wonderland of the South"
from the book "Within These
Borders and Mrs. N. F. Ty
ler, who was program chair
man, read a Christmas story,!
When the Wise Man Appear
ed," by William Ashley An
derson. .After the program there!
was a cookie exchange.
The next meeting, Jan. 19,
will be at the home of Mrs. N.
F. Tyler with Mrs. James
Livesay as program leader.
urd. ttinlitart. Bibia teboot Chtiitma
prat-ram t:3 a.m. Mornlna werthlp 10
a'rlocfc. Barmen by W. Harold Lyman.
Wha Chritimat Cornea." Chriatlan
Bndtavor hour ; pat. Brenlnf atr
rlca 1:30 e clock. Cbrlatmaa cantata.
St. Paal't Balaeaaal Oiarch and Cba
mcHeta atreata. Holy Commonion 1:30
a m. PamUy aervlot and ehnrth arhaal
f 30 a m. Praytr aanlea ar Bvcbarui 11
ll a m. Nurtary In aaruh haute 11 a.m.
Midweek Comrannloa (Wtdntlday) 1:M
. ChuTch achool Chrtttmat protrti
I p.m. Tha above la aid cbureh. Chrlat
maa Ert na new aauren. Boatb uaerty
and Myerat. Bervlea af tha Holy Xacba-
nt ll p m. Chrutmaa Dar-aaip com
amnion 10 a.m.
Flrat Metbadltl Two moralni aerrleet
SO and 11. Sermon by tha mini ter:
"By-patuni Bethlehem. Brookt
Moore, mtnltUr.
St. laaeam't CathtMi CbemekeU and
Winter. He. Jea. K. Vaaderaaek. paator.
Sunday maaaea: S. T. 0. t il, 10:30 and
1141. Caafeaitoni Sttarday: J 30 U 1:30
and 130 to t.
Plrat dalrltualtat 400 North Collate.
Circle and healtni eervlea at 0 30. Retu
lar eervtct at 1:30, speaker Ha. Maalna
Roberta.
rmiarlaa Petimhlp at Sate MS
north Cottai atreet 10:30 a.m.
Plrat Bapttat -Marioa and Ubtriy. Dr.
Lloyd T Anderaon. paator. Sunday
achoal 4 a m. Worahlp 11 a.m. Dr.
Jock Troup, vuitlns ovanteltiL Special
rally 3 p m. with Dr. Troup. Totth
rtetttnte 0 IS p.m. Ooapel aenhra 1:30
pm. Annual Sanday tehoPl Cbrtetrnta
protram. oririttmat at aaaditiuni tar
fit Thuraday 11 pm.
Paar Caraer Bapttat Stata aad Klfl
it reel i Rev. ttor L. Lawekt, porter.
Sunday achaal O il a at. Worahlp 11
a m. Paator apeak int. Tovat aaopte laa-
rua 0:30 p at. oaapei atrataa 1 to pa.
the Nazarene
Thirteenth
9:45 Church School
10:50 Christmas Sermon
6:30 NYPS Christmas
Program
7:30 Cantata "Tha
Chorus in tha
Skies"
Woodburn Churches Slate
Christmas Services Sunday
Woodburn Many of the
Woodburn churches will hold
their special Christmas pro
gram on next Sunday, Dee. 20.
A ChrUtaiaa aparatla "k Kin, la
Sara1 la IU aaanaa vltt ha ar.aanlad Sr
tba revaa aola af tna rauraauar.
Caarnmaltr anuc. aunda al , a, , jl
Concert Dec. 20
UUl City The Presbyter
isn church choir will give a
Christmas concert Sunday,
Dec 20, at 7:30 p.m., at the
church. This Is an annual event
and one anticipated by Mill
City and surrounding com.
munlties. The program is un
der the direction of Mrs. Don
aid Sheythe, with Mrs. SeLos
Toeye as accompanist.
Program numbers will in'
cludet
O, Come, O Come Emanuel,
Choir.
Angels We Have Heard on
High, Choir.
Ava Maria, Rosamond Re-
mine.
Hall Mary, Maxine Hill.
Joseph Came Seeking a Rest
ing Place, Choir.
No Candle was There and
No rire, Msxlne HU1 and
Choir.
There's a Song in tha Air,
Frances Merrill and Choir.
O Holy Night, Noble Street-
er and Choir.
Silent Night, Dorothy Dyrh-
man ana Choir.
Christ Child Divine, Choir.
There Were Shepherds Abid
ing In the Field, PorUhy Dyrh
man. While Shepherds Watched
Their Sheep, choir.
Noel, Choir.
In Bethlehem's Lowly Man
ger, Jean Cauble, Bernelce
Gordon and Choir.
Nativity Carol, Choir.
Mary's Manger Song, Choir.
From Out of the East, Choir.
Cradle Song, Choir.
Nazareth, Joan Cauble, Bet
ty Kelly end Choir.
Good Will to Men, Noble
Streeter and Choir.
Narrator for the program
will be Rev. Noble Streeter.
Woodburn Pastors'
Christmas Dinner
Woodburn The annual
Chrlatmai dinner and party
for members of the Woodburn
Minlsterisl association and
wives was held Tuesday night,
Dee. 13, at the Methodist
church with the women of the
church serving turkey dinner
at 6:30 p.m.
Covers were placed for Rev.
and Mrs. George Springer,
Rev. and Mrs. T. M. Baxter,
Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Van,
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Goble,
Rev. and Mrs. Edward H.
Baldwin, Rev. and Mrs. R.
Brendler, Rev. and Mrs. J. 1
William Carlson, Rev. Ormal
B. Trick and Rev. Ernest II- ;
lum.
Following the dinner
Christmas carols were sung
snd a social evening enjoyed, i
asm
are.
St
araaW:
Vitas ft Ml mt IS WtcM.' For th It
' tusKk a am. vortAi mmi Um pmiw.
av, Arthur OobU iU ipuk m tht ttv
! "If Chrut alaval Hot, CMM- Tr
itndair twhotH stTttrtav far Um etallalTm
ill M tuld WdAMtUf, DM. S3 M 7 4
IUt. ftabtrt S. Via will lutt u tola
Woodburi avnd 1 1 1 FrMbrttrrltvai
CbOICB "llMl Tour KUl." APMatlM M
u BtttMi (Jtima ftt is l wis ri tha
woocfeura Arcn u 11 Tb avnnuau
Cbrutmu protrta U1 smratosj (
4 clock stuMUy tiisWAsMa vita mm.
WtvrrB Dofiiwr. ura. Chute Br,
vrt. Clrd Wlntntar sBd Mrt. Rtr Sha-
Br Slrtctins. Tbtr vUl tw tvctUAf
Mrrlc.
TtW Hi. Bt. BtBlftMla O. DutH.
OD, fcUhofs f Ortgua. vUl U St.
Mtrfi apiMoHl cBurcb auadftv at It
a. a. for toofirmttloa af a dau at bIb.
and will aiM prcacb. Tha churob acnool
Ct rlitmsu aacrtd mihq( hroatb lao
sita' luidcr tba alractioa af Mrt. T. M.
Baxter. -vol aa arotaoiad at 1 i.a
fluodftr. Scrneti vin ba held ChiUtaaa
o at li j o'clock featuriBS Vatural
Mtdalibt lucbarUt vltb fUv. T. M. Bai
tar as etlaorant. For thoi Bet ablt ta
attoad th aldnlahl MrvtM. bolr Coa
n union vin ba aalabratad t t 30 Cbrlit
nu a wd inc.
Tha praaa of Mr a CtirUtmai
ttatooat writttn br Rav. Ornal a. Trick
vtu nav iu first mi bile praarautioa
Sunday OTtnlnt at th Woodburn Mttbo
liit churcb. Tb procram. vadar tb dl
rocttoa of Mr. Lowell Moor, will bairn
at 7; o clock. Tb Cbrlitak atrrtoa
will bt at 11 a n. "luruil chrlstaa
la tha Hatrt' will ba th atraon tool
of tba alnlitor. Jtav. Trick. Tb Cbrltu
aa tv Mrvleo Ut aa TtoiuadsW. Oae.
h. at h:m p a.
Th 11 o'clock aaraoa topi of IUt. 3.
Winiaa CarliOB at tha Immwuel Luth.
ran church Sunday would ba "Shall It
aa no vacancy or Vacancy at Ohrut-
maaf" Special atrvlo will ba hald
Chriitma Day batinrUnv at It a a. Th
Sunday Khool will praatnt IU Chrtataai
proaraa Doe. fl at 1: pa.
Th annual Chriitma procram of th
Church of Jmu Christ of Latter Day
saiat in Woodborn will ba praMotad by
th Sunday achool elauat Dm. M at 10
I n. T. L. Workaan will dcllrar tha
Cbmtau auiac. At tha ovanina r-
ic at : o'clock an outor-town speak
er wiu b preaant and twa local young
poopte win ias Bart.
Rr. HalUr B. Kimball of Mawbarc.
confrrrac luparln Undent, will ba tuect
tpaakar at tha Woodburn Free Method lit
cnurcn at tna u o clock rvlc Sun
day. Th annual ChrUtma oroiram wlD
ba prantad Chrlatmaa , Doe. It. at
7: a'elock. Tba film 'Baanur will
be a feature of tb proaraa. Tha b as tor.
Rev. Geora Nonworthy. has bean taanu
ea a tear oi absence for three aocttha
bacaus of Maeac, Rj. Mackcy W. BUI
of Woodburn, a professor at Oeorta Poi
colltca at xewbert. It fiUlni la for Bar.
Nonworthy.
"Behold a Sartor win b th ll am.
aermon topic of Rev. Herbert Hawley, Jr.,
paaior oi tne Kaorfaniaea cnurcn or Lat
ter Day Saints in Woodburn on Bonder.
A cantata "Th Choir of Bethlehem"
will be presented durlnt th Chrlatmaa
procram Sunday evenlni at I o'clock.
"Ood with Us," win be tha sermon to
pic of IUt. Oeorc Sprinter, pastor of
the Woodburn Christian church at 11
a.m. Sunday. Tha arnual ChrUtma pro
gram will ba held Sunday evening be
ginning at S o'clock. Th program pre
sented by tha Bible school will feature
colored slides on "The Birth of Christ."
Rev. i. n. Baldwin, pastor of tha
Woodburn Church of Ood. will hare as
nu topic for the Christmas mesaaaf Bub.
day at 11 a.m. "It This Were My Last
Christmas." Tba annual Christmas pro
gram will be presented by th Sunday
school In the evening beginning at 1;30
o ciock. directed by Mr. LuoIlM Chapelle.
rot lowing the program the young people
will carol and wilt meet later at the
Lloyd Warm ire home for a Christmas
party. A candlslisht Christmas atifi
will b presented Wednesday ovenlng.
Dec. 33 at tha church.
The annual Christ maa wrograa. eji.
rac ted br th Sunday school staff, will
presented Sunday, Dae. 30. at th
Woodburn Assembly of Ood churcb, be
ginning at 1:00 p.m. A play "Scarlet
Hiabon" will b featured br tha veuni
people. At the 11 o'clock worship service
th paster. Rev. Brnest Slum, win pre
ant a Christmas sermon "The Oreateat
Otft."
Ancelte Meeiragers" will be tha 11
a.m. sermon topic of Rev. R. Brendler.
pastor, at the Bible Baptist ehurcb In
Woodburn. The annual Chriitma pro
gram, presented by th Sunday school,
will betla at l: p.m.
Th Nldaros Lutheran church at Moni
tor will bold lta Chrlatmaa service sun-
day, Dec. 37, at ll a.m. and th chil
dren's Chriitma program will be Mon
day night. Dec. 31 In th parish hall be
ginning at 7:30 o'clock.
BARBEQUED
CRAB
AT NORTH'S
1170 Center 8L
fTwBfHSE.
Install Officers
For S.H. Church
Sweet Home Newly elected
officers of the Fir Lawn Luth'
eran church were recently In
stalled in Sunday morning
service.
B. A. Donahe will serve as
president; Mrs. John Bumbar
ier, financial secretary; Lotca
Tyler, Selmer Follesvold and
Ingvald Padoen, treasurer; and
Erling Sale, John Felchtinger
and James Cidley, deacons.
Following the installation
service, the congregation met
for a potluck fellowship din
ner in the parsonage at First
Ave. and Holley road.
The first service of the new
church was held Aug. 30, with
Rev. Oliver Everette as the
founding pastor. Services are
now being held In the Seventh
Day Adventlst church, but the
new church building Is expect,
ed to be ready for occupancy
by early summer.
Unitarians Will
Hear Readings
At the Christmas program
to ba given at tha Unitarian
Fellowship Sunday,, two drs
mstlc readings consisting of
extracts from Helen Keller's
Journal and Christmas Story I
by Laura Ingalls Wilder, will
be given. j
The Sunday school class
will loin the conareeatlon fort
the Christmas tree, carol sing
ing and refreshments. David
Dunlway will be in charge of
the program.
William Mets will lead the
discussion rtoud which will
meet at 6(1 Court. St. at 8 ,
p.m. ine subject under dis-
CUSSlon will ha "RM-nnntmin. I
tlonism, a New Philosophy of
taucaiion.
Hopewell
Churches
pastor. 10 a m, Sunday achool. 11 a. a.'
WOrshlB Servie. T n m VaiiDi WaitlnsakSalk
I p.m., Christmaa program.
SUNDAY-Raymond Hoekstra
MORI NEWS OP AFRICA
DON HALE - DAVE SPERLE - SATURDAY
Sunday Sehool, l:4S Elsla Furlott, teacher
Mornlnr Worship,
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
Tuesday, (:00 P.M.
Play, "Christmas Eve and Ail Is Well"
Treats for All Children
FAITH TABERNACLE
Evangelistic Temple
MARKET AND PARK
The Sunday School Will Present
Their Annual Christmas Program
Sunday Night 7:45 P.M.
A Cordial Welcome to All
CrCDsm
CECDuCQ.
Amity Churches
ataaatst RJ'fcatd Cradar. pastor. Sua
day school 10 b.k. Morning worship al
11. Special Cfcrtataae aasla. Keen tag
aarrtee at ft. Sunday iUaat Clmataas
Chore of Cm He jaaee Matt
Alter, DJi4 alatetar. Bible achaal 10 a sm.
Morning worship at lo. Christian En
deavor t 30 p. a. Cbaneuaaa proaraa a
1: P-BV. .
Methadu Bruco McConnaD. aUnta
ter. Sunday achoal is a a. Morning war
ship at 1L Christataa ptctihu t J .u
Oak Grave Chaaal Bruce McCoonaU
minister. Morning worship at 0.44. Sun
day achool 1S:U a. a.
AaaaaUy al Oed Prank K. Mane,
pastor. Sunday hal it .a. Morning
worahlp ll. Chrtaienas procraa T:M p a.
Lebanon Vacation
To Start Wednesday
Lebanon Christmaa vaca
tion in Lebanon schools will
start at the close of afternoon
classes Wednesday, Dee. 23, and
continue until Jan. 4.
The 11 -day vacation will
mark the last break in regular
classes until spring vacation
March 18-22.
At the high .school next
Wednesday, students will hold
their annual Christmas assem
bly in the gymnasium starting
at 1:35. Dismissal of classes will
follow the program.
. First Methodist
Church ,
Dowstown-TheTsHWhHsJplfs
With the Chimes
TWO MORNING SUVICB
9:30 snd 11:00 A.M.
"IY-MSSIM KTHUHEM"
serwea by tht lusltlsr
fcMdctri UlN ' 11:30-12:00
Brooks H. Moort. Minister
First Presbyterian
Church
Cniawketa at Winter
"THE BETHLEHEM
PEACE APPEAL"
By Dr. Poling
S.S. Christmas Program
4:30 P.M.
. Twa Services:
9:45 and 11A.M.
KOCO, 10:00 A.M.
11:00 Rev. Wilson
5h and Gaines