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Silverton Church Begin
Schedules for New Year
IILVXRTON E pedal
burch aervicea for the SilT.r
toa area (or Sunday, Jan. 10,
Salem dliurcliei
Court aUMt Chrlatua Ckarek
sun aueel W 1T W. HereM If
ssn and O. Philip Hurd. Ministers
Bible School Assembly. JO sjb.
Morula Worship, 10 10 o'clock.
Sermon by Mr. Lyman. God Is
Able". Youth Hour, ,. pm Brf
Blnf Worship. 130 p. aermon 07
Mr. Hurd. "Th Trolley Cor",
M. Vtaceat a Fal CotMUc Col
mMa and Myrtle (trots. Messes
at 6. 1. I ti, 10 and 11:11 a-m.
Conlisstonj Saturday, S0 Jc
and 1 10 aJO pjn.
Quae Baa Cartsta Ckarck
M Market Street. H. Camp.
Minister. :, Bible School. 110.
Wnnhtn end fomfnunloo. Sermon:
Veeue Th Preaeher". :U. Youth
TeliowshlD. T 30. Eve nine Service.
onnoal A Picture Of The
i Bnde"
BalfBt Meesorlsl Cewrefetteeud
Chvrh Mi So. 19th street. Louis
ft. walla. Minister. I ll am. Sun
day School. Mrs. I. C. Salter, sup
erintendent. 11:00 ejn.. Morninf
Worship. Sermon by the minister,
"Lire's Greater Glory". 6:30 prm
.tlfrla Fellowehip troupe.
Ckrist Lathers Chart Bute
Street at nth . Iter. T. M. Gebhard.
Pastor Sunday Worship Services,
is and 11 a.m. Sacrament of Bap
iem. Sermon by the Pastor at both
scrrlcss. 10 e m. Sunday School. An
nual Merttaf of the Confracatka
at th Church at J JO p-m.
vtret Cenereestlaas Charck
too Merlon Street. 11 M a m., Wor-
srttn Service. Dr. Julian J. Keieer,
ilinUter TVmlr- MJasus Bentlsm
and Ours". 0 am.. Church
School. M pjn. PUcrlm Fellow
tup,
' rapHal Baptist a.m. Sun
day School. 11 M am.. Worship.
jhn'e seemem! "A Ml SSSSS tO the
Membership". J p.m.. Trslnlnf
Union. 11 pm. Worship, pestor's
sermon: "Who are Members or the
True Church?" (second sermon of
aeries.)
S ileal rmurlaa yellow ship
Meets Sunday. January 10, 10:0
a.m., Salem Women' Club, e90 N.
Cotta.
St Stark's Lath ersa Cfcurek
Sunday school convenes at J0 a.m.
T H lilt ana rnstTUCTICSl en evwi
able Sae ell members of th ft Tilly.
Divine service. 11 a.m. Sermon by
the pastor, the Itev. John L. Csuble.
Annual ConfTefational meetlnf
T pa, Intermediate Luther lew
a p.m.
Plret efsthotfist charek a morn
' ine services, 30 and 11:00 s.m.
"Christ Csn Chanfe the World".
Brook H, Moore, mtalster.
Jam Lee Memorial Methodist
Charck Corner of Jefferson end
Winter Kmeei Preston Could er.
mtnlster. Divine worship service at
11:00 a.m. Sermon subject: To
Zeeh Hla Own". Church school at
: am. M.Y.F. tt tat p.m.
Filfrim Boltnest Church SMS
Carlton Way. Bey. V. O. atory, pes
ter. Sunday School, t6 a.m. Wor
ship, 11 00 ax. Youth People, S-.ll
pjn. Worship. 1: p ern.
Central LaUteru Charek tt.
.ut.l an f.atnaa StS.. G. B.
sunririnm. nestor. Oantral Luther
an Hour. BTcCO .S:a0. Sunday
School, a m-i worship.
11.-0, seeamn Services. T:.
(MSB Coram aalty Cbarab B.
M. Brooks. B.D.. pastor. Sundsy
school at 19. Junior Meetlnf. :.
Revival meetlnas. Evansellst. A. L.
CorflU. speaklni at 11.-00 and M.
Meetliuts every nljht at J: to
' Wednesday night.
Bt John's Lutheran Chnrch (Mo.
Synod) Court at ltth. H. W.
Gross, pa'tor. Service. 10:30. Sun
day Miool. ;:1. Bibl Class, 8:30.
First Ckarck f Ckrist, Scientist
Uberty end Chemeket streets.
Sundsy School at 11 em. Church
Service at 11 m. and 8 p.m. Lej;
on-Sermon suject: Sacramenr .
Wednesday service a P-m.
Chnrch at Jesus Christ of Latter
Day aalnts (Mormon) Sth and
Madison Sts.. John f.
Bishop: Priesthood Meeting S:00
am.. Sunday School 10:S0 a.m..
Ward Conferenc 7:00 p.m.
Salem ruth Center 341 Chem
ekeU. Sunday School. 10:00. Serv
ice. 11-00. Topic: "Our Problem
Producers." Be. Olive atsvens.
The Reorganised Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Bay saints 11Ui
end cnemenete out. vot. ...
Speed, pastor. Church School, 9jt5.
Mornlnt worship Berries, 11:00. Don
Landon. So. Oreon Dlst. Pres.,
speaker. Evenlne Worahlp Service,
(ieorse W. Speed, spesker.
St- Paul's Episcopal Churrk
WaI rjimmonlnn 1 r.10 B m.. Family
. r.tT..R Bhnnl. 0 30
n.a. Prajsr errlce or Sueherlit,
II -ofl e m. Murserv (downsUlrs!
11:00 a.m. Midweek Communion
.uj-iin-ui-tti 1-m em. Youni
tWmle'a VelloWBhln I HlStl School
a t. ..... , S n n, (n DOWTUUelrS
Fireplace Room. Cantebury Club
(W U students) tM pjn. perish
halt
aUnswoo Bible Church 113
m. Rev. Henry Hoose Supply.
naatn, Riinclev OrtUWil. 0 4S. Morn
ins Worship, 10 . Lenin Service,
T JO.
The Bethel Baptist Chursn North
rmiif, et "H" Atreel. Rev. Rudolbh
Woyke. psstor. Sunday School. 8:4S
a.m. Worship service et 11:00,
the
nsstor nrearhlrut on the toolc. "Vic
torious Llvinf. Youth MretlnBS at
8:30 p.m. Evening Gospel Hour at
T:30 o'clock, the pastor brtnss a mes
sae on the topic, "The Indestruct
ible foundeUoa."
Free tf eU.eist Charrh Market at
Winter Street, M. C. Miller, pastor.
941 ajn., Sunday School 11:00 am.
Morning worship, Evangelist Lee F-n-ey
speaklni. 0 45 pm, Youth Fel
lowship. 7:30 p.m , Evening service
Rev. Enaey. Special evangelistic :
eeTvicee continuing each evening next
week at 1:90 o'clock.
MrUphysical Center WI N. Cot-'
tage. Dora Nelson In rhaige. Tues.
Wed., and Friday. 1 to 5; Thursday, ,
It to t. Truth Will Prevail. 1
First SolrltliaUst 1SJ0 Madison 9t. 1
Circle and healing. 30 pm Regular '
t ervlce, 7:30 pJn. Speaker, Rev. Mary j
Oerkta.
Grace Lathera Chvrrh RLC :
Sunnyvlew and Laming Avenues.
9 45 a.m., Sunday School and Bible
Class. 11:00 a m.. Divine worship. 7:00
p m- Luther League,
Plret Baptist Church Man on and i
liberty. Dr. Llovd T. Anclt-ret-n, pas
tor. Rev. Thornton Janura, assistant '
pMtor. Sunday School 9 45 am
Morning worship, 11 00 ..'clock, "God
Needs, the Believer." pastor I.lortl
T. Anderson. Youth meetings, 6 IS
p.m. Evening Gospel service, 7 30
O'clock, "Are. the Nations Moving to
Armageddon "
fomr Centers Baptist Church
gtt and Tims Streets. Rev. Victor
L. LouckS, pastor. Sunday achool.
MS am. Morning worship. It -00
clock, pastor tjpcaMng Yung Pen.
etle'a Iatrue, S 30 pm Evening Gos
pel (service. 7:30 p.m.
lndud oos Daw apoiiaorahtp,
th lint Baptist Church of
Silverton. Ths min later-Bible
teacher it Rev. Alexander
SaueTwein, all maetinga art
held st the SDA buildinj,
North Second st Park St Sun
day school for the reorganized
group la at 10 a.m, worship
services at 11 a.m. and 7:30
p.m. on Sundays and Bible
Prophecy, 7:30 p m. on Thurs
days, Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28, con
ducted by Rev. Sauerweln as
interim pastor. The prophe
sies are a eerie answering the
question: "In What Tuna Arc
We Living In Cod's Plan for
the Ages?"
"Wisdom From Above" la
the sermon topic for Imman
uel Lutheran church worship
hour, 6unday, Jan. 10, Pas
tor A. W. Nelson speaking.
Consideration of raising funds
for the purchase of new pewa
for the church la to be one
item of business of the annual
meeting of Immanuel congre
gation Wednesday, Jan.13. Of'
ficial reports, election of off!
eers and adoption of the U-
nancial budget for the coming
year are other features.
At Christian and Missionary
Alliance Sunday, Jan. 10,
Youth Fellowship 6:30 p.m.
meeting. Mis Wanda Needles
will apeak. Morning 11 a.m.
worship topic for aermon, "The
River of Blessing,'' la by th
minister, Rev. Joseph Cooper,
Sunday school ia at 10 a.m.
Th 7:30 pjn. aermon: "The
Annotating OH" will be by
Pastor Cooper.
Rev. Arthur Charles Bates
of the First Christian church
will use as hla morning wor-
ship aermon topic: "Christian
Grace." For the 7:10 evtsiing
sarvlcs. "A Study In the
Psalms." Bibl school 9:45 a.m.
Christian Endeavor 0:30 p.m.
Wednesday, 7:30 pjn. Bible
Study and Prayer service st
the parsonage, ths topic from
Acta 12th chapter.
"Fully Surrendered" Is the
morning aermon theme for
Rev. Arvid L. Hokooaon of Cal
vary Lutheran church. "When
the Sun Stood Still" is th
pjn. evening sermon subject
Sundsy school ia at 10 a.m.
Church council meets Monday,
8 p.m. Annual congregational
meeting Tuesday at the church
parlors, 8 p.m. bidi study ana
prayer servic Wednesday, Jan,
8,i 8 pjn, Confiiiirjcs clssi
Saturday, P a.m.
Following 8:45 s.m. Bible
classes, the 11 o'clock worship
sermon of the Pilgrim Holiness
church will be: "Stewarda of
Grace," Rev. John R. Price,
speaking. This, the first in a
series on stewardship. Pilgrim
Youth Society, Mrs. Price In
charge, meets at 6:43 p.m.
Evening service aermon by pas
tor. Prayer and Bible study
service Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.
Prayer and Fasting servic,
Friday from 12 noon to 1 p.m.
Methodist Sunday, January
10, worship sermon theme:
Faith for the Future," will be
nresented by the pastor. Rev.
Paul Wayne Henry, senior
Youth meet at 7:30 p.m., Mr.
and Mrs. Milt Baum, aenior
counsellors.
Rev. Joseph A. Luthro of
TriniTy Lutheran church has
chosen for hla Sunday after
Epiphany morning worahlp
sermon topic: "Teacner, sent
From God. The aenior choir
will appear In an anthem. Dur
ing the early afternoon fellow
ship, dinner is to be served.
Luther league at 6p.m. In exe
cutive committee meeting, and
at 7:30 in devotional. Discus
sion topic: "I Believe in God
. . . Creator," presented by a
group. Confirmation classes
Saturday 9:30 and 10:45 a.m.
Annual congregational busi
ness meeting Tuesday, January
19. Rev. Luthro, president of
the Silverton Ministerial asso
ciation is announcing the show.
ing of the motion picture:
AN OPEN INVITATION TO ATTEND
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Marion and liberty Stret-"Tou r a stranger but one whn you mt with us."
11:00 a.m. "God N..ds th Blivr." (Bro.dc.it evr KOCO)
HEAR THE MESSAGE ON BIBLE PROPHECY
7:30 p.m. "Are th Nations Moving to Armageddon?"
Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson speaking both services.
Tl'NK IS TO:
KSLM. Mob. thra Fri
1:15 .:30 "Family Altar"
Soaday :M-:I
HERE SUNDAY
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Rev, fiirger Thorn of Oslo,
Norway, who will be guest speak
er at the morning and evening
services in Evangelistic Temple
Market and Park streets, Sun
dsy, airs. Thornes, a lyric so
prano, wil accompany her bus-
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BIBLE COLLECTION
LIBERTY Guy Wright of
Northwest Christian college in
.ugen will be at the Liberty
Christian Church of Christ on
Sunday, Jan. 11, at 7:30 with
hla rare collection of Bibles.
Ha will show Bibl In almost
every language. Bibles 100
years old, a Bibl brought to
the United State on the May
Woodburn Assembly of God
Church Will Host District
WOODBURN Th Wood'
bum Assembly of God church
will b host for th Sectional
Fellowship meeting of Section
H of th Oregon district Mon
day. Jan. 11. Rev. Thomas Ful
ler of McMinnvllle la In
charge of the services which
will be held at 2:30, 6:30 and
7:30 PJn.
Rev. Levi Larson of Balam
will be th afternoon speaker
with Evangelist David God
win of Dallas, Texas, i-peaking
at the evening service. The
youth service la at 6:30 pjn.
with the ministers also meet
ing at that hour. Regular serv
ices on Sunday.
The Significance of Jesus
Christ Today" will be the ser
mon topic of Rev. Robert E.
Van Sunday at the Bethel
Presbyterian church at 10 a.m.
and the Woodburn Presbyter
ian church at 11 a.m. A nur
sery for pre-school children Is
provided at the Woodburn
church at 11. Sunday achool at
Woodburn is at 9:43 a.m. and
follows the morning aervic at
ins Bethel church. For the eve
ning service at Woodburn at
7:30 o'clock, the topic will be
"The Power of Christian Fel
lowship." The young people
meet at 6:30 p.m., and will
discuss the topic, "Heaven."
"Teach Us to Pray" will be
the aermon topic of Rev. Or
mal B. Trick Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock at the Woodburn
Methodist church. The service
will be in observance of the
"Universal Week of Prayer."
Sunday school is at 10 a m.
Rev. Arthur Goble at the
Foursquare Community church
will have for his topic at 11
a.m. Sunday, "Stand by the
Church." For the evening serv
ice at 7:45 o'clock he will
speak on "The Day Off." Sun
day achool is at 9:45 a.m. and
young people meet at 8:30 p.m.
Rev. Mack CMdwell from
Pacific Bible college will be
the ipeaker at the 11 a.m
ervlce Sunday at the Wood
burn Church of God and will
also speak at the evening aerv-
ice at 8 o'clock. Rev. Baldwin,
the pastor, is in the Woodburn
hospital with pneumonia. Sun
day achool 1s at 10 a.m. and
the young people meet at 7
p.m.
Hopewell Churches
esewan ll'l ckertk Ret.
Glen Harris, peitor. Sunder School.
10 e m Mornlnf Worship, 11-00 em.
Youth Fellowship. 1 p.m. Evening
Worship, S 00 , p.m.
"Martin Luther" st the Salem
Capital theatre, Sunday, Jan
uary 17.
SUNDAY SCHOOL AT :45
Everett Herbert, SupL
"At First Baptist, Sundsy
School Is a Family Affair"
Presbyterian
Meets Jan. 16
First Presbyterian Church ofi
Salem will be host to a youth'
rally of the Willamette Pres
bytery on Saturday, January
16th, with meetings scheduled
for morning, afternoon, and
early evening on the steward
ahip them "Let's Do More in
'54."
The morning sessions will
open st 9 o'clock with s chapel
service at which the Reverend
Robert Clark of Newport will
speak. Other morning sessions
will be given over to a pre
sentation of th Youth Budget
Plan under the leadership of
the Reverend B. J. Holland of
Salem and the showing of the
1033-84 stewardship film "All
That I Have."
The afternoon achedule in
cludes meetings of Interest
groups with various ministers
of the presbytery aa resource
leaders, educational movies,
and a tour of the State Capi
tol. A Youth Banquet in the
church social ball at 5:30 p.m.
with the Reverend Dan West
Ier of Independence speaking
will conclude the rally.
flower, a Bible that saved a
soldler'a life in Franca and an
original Geneva Bible.
"They Who Seek Jesus Are
Wise Men" will be the aermon
topic of Rev. J. William Carl
son at the Woodburn Imman
uel Lutheran church Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock. The an
nual business meeting will be
held Wednesday, Jan. 13, be
ginlng with a pot-luck supper
st 7 pjn. followed by annual
reports and election of offi
cers.
Rev. R. Brendler, pastor of
the Bible Baptist church at
Woodburn, will apeak at 11
a.m. Sunday on the topic.
Stewarda for God" and at
7:45 p.m. his topic will be
"Watchman." Sunday achool is
at 9:43 a.m. and the young peo
ple meet at 6:45 p.m.
"Full Assurance" will be the
topic of Rev. George Springer
at the Christian church Sunday
at 11 a.m. For the evening
service at 8 o'clock h will
spesk on "God's Measurement
of Blessings." Sunday achool
classes are at 10 a.m. and
young people's maertlng at 7
p.m.
Holy communion will be
held at 7:45 a.m. Sunday at
St. Mary's Episcopal church
here. Morning prayer, church
school and aermon will be at
11 a.m. YPF will meet at 6:30
p.m. The annual parish meet
ing and elections will be Jan
uary 14. The meeting will open
with a pot-luck supper at 6:30
p.m.
Amity Churches
B-vtlit R.th.rd Cradtr. Twitor.
Sunday School, 10 a.m. Morning
Worship, 11a.m. Junior Ht B.Y.F.,
7:30 p.m. Kvcnlng S?rvic, 8:00 p.m.
Church of Christ Jamea Mat
thew Alley. D.D.. minister. Bible
School, 10 a.m. Mornlna; Worship,
11 a.m. Chris tl on Endeavor 6 30
p.m. .evening Servic. 7 ;30 p.m.
-noir rracruca, a:au p.m.
Methodist Bruce McConncll,
minister. Sunday School. 10 a.m
Morning Worahlp, 11 a.m. Youth
Fellowship, 0 p.m.
Oak Grove Chapel Bruce Me
Con 11, minister. Morning Worship,
9:45 a.m. Sunday School. 10:45 an.
Assembly of God Frank K
Mapssa. pastor. Sunday School. 10:00
a.m. morning worsnip. iiro a.m.
Young People'! Sedvlce, 7:11 p.m.
Evening Service, 7:45 p.m.
First Presbyterian
Church
Chemeketa and Winter
"God Calling"
By Dr. Poling
Two Services: 9.45 ft 1 1 tr
KOCO, 10:00 A. M.
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