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8-(Sec. 2)-CapitaI Journal, Salem, Ore., Sat., May 21, 1955 MISSIONARY r Rev. Art Zyl.stra, manager of a Panama City radio station and president of the Pan American Christian network, who will speak during a 7:30 p.m. Sunday service at the Free Missionary a) Morning Service Guest speaker at the 10:50 a.m. lervice at the Court Street Chris tian Church will be Gertrude Shoe maker. She is the daughter o( B. F. Shoemaker, former pastor of the local congregation. Miss Shoe niaker, for many years has been a missionary to the Belgium Con Ro doing educational work in the Mondombe area. She recently re turned to the U. S. by air for a one year furlough, having completed her last five year term in Belgium Congo. Miss Shoemaker is well known in Salem and was educated in Idaho, College of Missions in Indianapolis, and completed her training in Brussels, Belgium, Music Festival In West Salem The West Salem Methodist Church Choir Is sponsoring a May Music Festival on Tuesday, May 24, at 7:30 p.m. for the public's enjoyment. The talent is all local and will include vocal and instru mental music from the choir, en sembles and individuals. A free will offering is to be taken up for missionary purposes. Free Methodist , Market at Winter St 9:45 A.M.-Sundiy School 11:00 AM.-'The Holy Spirit Indwelling Comforter" 7:30 P.M.-Mlsslonary Broadcaster Art Zylstra of 110X0, ranama City A cordial welcome Evangelistic Temple (Assembly of God) Market St. and Park Ave. L. A. Larson, Pastor Stlndav School fl:45 A.M. Worship Service ..11:00 A.M. hvangellstic ..7:45 P.M. Hundreds enjoy our Sunday School, you will too. Inspiring Services with hearty congregational singing and fervent Gospel preaching. Listen to "Revival Time" Sun., 10:30 P.M. KKX First Presbyterian Church Chemeketa and Winter "YOUR LIFE COUNTS" By Dr. Poling Two Services: 9:45 and 1 1 a.m. KOCO 10:00 a.m. Vesper Anthem Service By the Church Choirs 4:30 pmt jlioni cj linnrmj tjlltJ m 4"' l'if rdijjwuj kir nj Church at Ferry Streets 3M0 llll j Attend the Church of "'if' Sn'I uFh io"r C'l0if 6 I Mkktd Baptists Plan Additional Unit "Calvary Baptist Church, South Liberty and Miller Street, has just begun another church year. The pastor, Rev. Omar N. Barth, will this Sunday morning be speaking on the subject, "From This Day, Forward." The church held its an nual business meeting last Wed nesday night when reports wtre heard concerning the year s achievements. Among Important matters discussed was the propos ed building program that will in clude a large educational unit. Earl Barham is chairman of this committee. Jack Kiekel will be the speaker at the evening service this Suoday. He has just finished his middlers year at the Berkeley Baplist Di vinity School and is home for a few weeks prior to beginning a summer ministry at the First Baptist Church of Fresno, California; Fol lowing the evening service the High School Seniors will be honor ed in a reception and hymn sing. It has recently been announced that four of the group have receiv ed scholarships to I.infield Col lege. Roberta Amundson. Lorraine Bagley, Shirley uiusn ana jerry Minifie. Mother, Daughter Banquet Held The mothers and daughters of Central Lutheran Church attended their annual Mother-Daughter ban quet last Monday evening. The dinner was prepared by the Ladies Aid and served by members of the Men's Brotherhood. The featured speaker was Mrs. Arvid Hokonson of Silverton with Mrs. Harold Grindal acting toastmistress. Mrs, Luther Barnes brought a greeting on behalf of Ihe mothers and her daughter, Miss Marilyn Barnes, responded on behalf of the daughters. 'Included on the program were several musical selections by a High School Girl's Trio, by little Miss Mona Gerg from the Blind School, and by Mrs. Johanna Olson who sang (wo Norwegian num bers with guitar accompaniment Miss Elizabeth Peterson favored with a piano solo. Mrs. Helen Lovald led in devotions and Miss Darlene Olson read a poem in honor of the mothers. The bannuet, which was Ihe larg est of its kind held in Cenlral Luth eran Church, was attended by over 100 mothers and daughters. New Picture at Kingwood Bible A heart - warming, thoufihl-pro- voking, new film Design lor To- i morrow" will be shown at the Kingwood Bible church, 1125 Kim street, on Sunday, May 22, at 7:30 p.m. This film is the story of Dave and Helen Meyers and Sue! The sacrificial but rewarding Jife of America's small-town paslor and his family is depicted realistically In this beautiful new sound and color film. The Urn is sponsored by the Northwestern Schools of Minneapolis, Minn. "Sailing With Christ' will be the theme of (he vacation Bible school to be held June 6-17, inclusive. Mrs. .Tack J. Quiring will be the general director. Central Lutheran Norwegian Sermon Pastor Harold Grindal, of Cen tral Lutheran Church announces that on Sunday, May 22, there will be a special service in the Norwegian language at 3:30 p.m. . Pastor Grindal will preach the 1 sermon and there will be several p.m. U, Oiittfu. NL Y. ikiJiJ nj r kn mrnw imi.o. fc( Miry LilthirT. Ilka UTM tkl II- Shi u4i i fmoit u.-rl,r m ill vjukj. Willuw Ful Sliiruin mi It nimii. Ii k Vm jhwik 11 ,11 FUNERAL HOME Phone 3-9139 I 'Dju is duing in the tucst 1 ti Diy is ifym in tlit urst; J ' f HraifH is ti'ujiiii tanh tutli rot. ' Scli lur (renin; bmrj aliclit rt i Presbyterian Vacation School Vacation Church School plans of the First Presbyterian Church took final form at a conference of the teaching staff of 31 people Thursday evening. May 19, in the department rooms at the church. The time for the school is from June 13 to 24, Mondays through Fridays from 9-11:30 a.m. Children eligible to attend ore those from four years of age through the sixth grade. Children not enrolled in the Presbyterian Sunday Church School but wishing to attend Vaca tion Church School may secure registration cards at the church office, Chemeketa and Norlh Win ter Streets, not later than June 5; By departments the children will be under the guidance of the fol lowing leaders: Kindergarten ' Mesdames Eu gene Manock, Leonard Gihhy, Burch Judson, J. W. Matjuec, Alvin Zielesch, Marens Maltby, Warren Cooley, Norman Berg, Lamar Jones, Vincent Gallagher, Burdette Owen, Harvey Donne, Robert Armpriest, Norman Marsh, Gordon Donkin, Harold Westlall, N. S. Meyn and Robert Allison: primary (first, second and third grades) Mesdames fc.Der Mipat rirk. Robert Bennett. David Evans. Delvin Plaisance, D. L. MenniS, Beniamin Muntz and Miss Sonja Anderson; junior (fourth, fifth and sixth grades) Mrs. B. J. Holland, Wallace Gilchrist, Donald Peterson and Benjamin Cave. Mrs. Ralph Voris is assisting with the super vision, working wilh Mrs. Fred Scherer, director for children s work. Guest Pastor at First Baptist Dr. Carl Tuex, (or many years pastor in California and leader among the Conservative Baptist groups, will speak at 11:00 o clock n the First Baptist Church. Dr. Truex will speak in the absence of the pastor, Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson, who is attending the national meet- no nf IhP fnnwrvafivp Hnnlkt Fellowship in St. Paul, Minnesota. Bob Goffrier, Youth Director of the Church, will speak at the 7:30 hour on the topic, "What Should I Do?" The junior choir of the church will sing and other musical numbers will feature a trumpet trio and a girl's trio. musical selections. Refreshments will be served following the serv ice. In Ihe evening at 7:30 p.m. there will be catechization of the senior confirmation class. The members of the class are as follows: Laura Ayers, Curtis Gettis, Gerald Getlis, Mary Hanson and Irvin Ivcrson. Itepresenlatives from the local I USA will provide music and bring greetings. GOSPEL HARMONAIRES I:: ii A local musical group known is "The f.osjol Harmonaircs" will present a program of sacred music at the First Christian church at 7:30 Sunday night. They are all members of the Liberty Church of Christ. They are John Robertson, baritone; Wayne Bryant, second tenor and director; Alice Standley, so prano; verne Moore, Jirsi tenor, LUTHERAN Salem's WELCOME YOU Central North Capitol (L. F. C.) Harald Servicti Christ Srvlcti 11 A.M. and ! P.M. State (A. L. C T. M. Worship Faith Wonhlp. S 30 A M and 11 A.M. &mndty School, 9:45 A.M. 4505 North (IT. L. c ) Warren Vrvtcn, 11 A M. Sunday School 9:4 A.M. Good Shepherd 3823 South Commercial Bev. O. W. EnriRht, D.D. Services II A.M Sundar School. 9.45 A M. Grace 3300 Sunnvview Ave. (E. I,. C.) U W. Holte, Pastor Srrvtre. II A M. Sundav school. A M. p. I i 14th and Court Streets Jl. JOhn S (L. C Mo. Syn H. W. Gross, Pastor Srvlrl 10 SO AM. Sunday school. SIS AM. I St Mark's j Sunday School, t 1 (It. T- unday School, t 30 A M. Youth Choirs Will Sing Sunday !!!!"!!!!!!!!! ''fiii.i.pai.ia.i.ip.ii.i.i. Members of the youth choirs who with adult singing organi zations will present a program of sacred music at the First Presbyterian church at 4:30 Sunday afternoon. The four choirs will sing under the direction of .Mr. and Mrs. Don decker. During the service Dr. Paul Poling, pastor, will give a brief mediation on the subject "Let All The People Praise Thee." SalemC hu.rch.es tsaMmsmMmKmmmmmm Central Cbnrrh of Christ 3 Che meketa St. John H. Beebe. minister. Bible School 9 A3 a.m.: morning wor ship 10:50; young people 6:30 p.m.; Sunday evenlriK worship. 7:30 p.m. MtdweeK service Wednesday, v:jo p.m. Knieht Memorial Concrerational Church 245 S. 19th Street, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School; 1 .m Morning Worship. Sermon by the minister. Louis E. While, "His Joy and Ours." Church-time Nursery in the Par sonage. 0:30 p.m., Pilgrim Youth FeL lowship. Christ Lutheran Church State Street at 18th; Rev. T. M. C.ebhard. pastor. Worship Services: 8:.n0 and 11 a.m. with the sermon by thi pastor. Sacrament of Baptism 11 a.m. Serv- Cho r will anoear for the early service. Luther League meeting 7:30 p.m. Free Mrthodlst Chnrch Market and Winter Streets. 9:45 a.m., Sun day School; 11 a.m.. Morning Wor ship, "The Holy Spirit Indwelling in Personal Fullness"; 8:45 p.m.. Youth Fellowship; 7:30 p.m.. Evening serv ice. Missionary Broadcaster. Art Zyl stra. manager radio station HOXO, Panama City. Wesleyan Methodist Church South 15th and Mill Streets. W. A. Kauf mann. pastor. Bible School. 9:45 a.m.; Morning Worship, 11 a.m.: Youth FpI lowship, 7 p.m.; Evening Worship, 7:45 p.m. Grace Lutheran Church 3300 Sun- nyview and 1 a.m. Sundav using Avenues. 9:45 School ana Mime Classes; 1 1 a.m.. Divine Worship. Catcchization; 5 p.m., Luther League; 7:45 p.m.. Sunday School Commence ment; service, lowcii none, pasiur. Central Lutheran Church L.F.C. North Capitol at Gaines. Sunday, May 22: Family Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Norwegian Service 3:30 p.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Prayer Meeting and Bible Study. Wednesday. May 25, 7:45 p.m. Harald Grindal, pastor. Court Strret Christian Church Court Street at Seventeenth. W, Har. o d Lvman. G. Philip nurd ministers. Bible School at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship and Communion service be gins at 10:50 a.m. Guest speaker will he tirrtruae snoemaKer, missionary tn Belgian Congo. Youth hour at 6:30. Kvangellstie evening service, 7:30 p.m. Sermon by G. PhiliD Hurd, Precious Promises for You. u.n., mv... .,,t.ii" vtm street. Frank wiens. pastor. Abe Docrksen. choir director. LaVern ! Ratzl.Tff, S. S. superintendent. Sun day: 9:4.1 a.m., Sunday School: 10:45 a.m., Morntnif Worshic Message, ""The Sin We're Araid to Mention." 8:30 p.m.. Youth Fellowship. Film. "The Life of Paul." 7:30 p.m. Gospel Service. Film, "Design tor Tomor row." St. Mark'i Lutheran Church Sun day School 9:30 a.m. wilh classes and Instruction (or all members of the family. Divine worship 11 a.m. Ser mon hv the nastor. Rev. John L. Cauble. Young People' League 6:30 p.m. Renreanl7ed Church of .leius Christ of Latter Dav Saints 17th and Che meketa Sis. Klder George W. Speed, pastor. Church School 9:43. MornlnK Worship 11. Georee W. Speed, siwak er. Evening Worship 8. Caleb Clark, speaker. Saint Paul's Episcopal Church South IJbertv A- HlRh at Mvers. The Reverend Georee H. Switt. P. D., rec t.tr Kcrvtep: Holv Communion. Sun day, 7:30 a.m. Family Service & ana L.ynn ioouer, ujs. Churches at Gaines Grindal, Pastor Sunday School, 9:44 A.M. at 18th Gebhard, Pastor River Road W Frchmar.. Pastor (U. L. C.) 343 Nortr- Church C.) John I.. Cauhle, Pa(or Wonhip Scrvjc II A M. MM"'"""""""''' . sinH'iiiiajwiitif t iMiiniiiiiwiiiMiiiwii i Church School, Sunday, 9 :30 a.m. Prayer Service A: Sermon. Sunday. II a.m. Nursery, Sunday, 11 a.m. Sc 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion, Wednes day, 7:30 ajn. Lablsb Community Church In Lab. ish Village. B. M. Books B.D.. pastor. Morning Services beRin at 10. Sun day School then followed by preach ing. At 7:45. Praver Moment, at 8, Bible Study; at 8:30, preaching. Calvary Baptist Church South Li berty at Miller St. Omar N. Barth, pastor. 9:45. Bible School; 11. "From This Day, Forwbrd." broadcast over KGAE. MM kc: 6:15. Four Youth Groups; 7:.'.0, Speaker. Mr. Jack Kie kel. ministerial student at Berkeley Baptist Divinity School. Reception ior high school seniors. First Baptist Church Marion and Liberty. Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson, pas tor. Rev. "Ben Owen, assistant pastor. Bob Gofrier, youth director, Sunday School. 9:45 .m, with classes for all atfes. Morning Worship, 11 o'clock, (jucst sneaker. Dr. Carl Truex. Youth Activities. 6:15 p.m. Evening Service. 7:30 p.m., special youth features. Mid-week Prayer .Service, Wednes day, 7:30 p.m. Metaphysical Center 262 N. Cot tage. Open 1-4 Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday. Library. Unity publications and other Truth literature lending library. Triniiv Mothnriut Church At Four Corners. 590 South Elma. Joe A. Hard ing, pastor. Sunday bcnooi. : a.m. Divine Worship. 10 a.m. Sermon top. ic. "The Real Thing." MYF at 6 p.m. r Jncnh' Tathniir Church Che meketa & Winter Sts. Rev. Joseph E. Vanderbeck. pastor. Sunday Masses 6. 7. 8. 9:15. 10:30 and 11:45. Saturday Confessions 3:30-5:30 and 7:30-9. St. John's Lutheran Church (Mo. Svnod) Court at N.14th. H. W. Gross, pastor. iu:.w. Ascension way worsnio aervire; ousiuaj dinwui. y.M, til Die Classes. First Spiritualist Churrh 1320 Mad Isnn St. Circle 6:45. Services 7:30. William O. Schenk, speaker. Salem Truth Center157 South Li berty. Sunday. Junior Class, iu a.m. Service. 11 a.m. Subject, Light and Salvation. Flnt Church of Christ. Scientist . Liberty and ChemeKeta sireeis. nun day School at 11 a.m. Morning erv ice withrfiursery at 11. Evening serv- at ft 1 nn.Sprmnn sublect "Soul and Body." Wednesday evening tcitimony of healing meeunn at o. Young Folk Will . Receive Awards Five young people will receive diplomas in recognition of attend ance in the four-year high school Bible course at Grace Lutheran church Sunday evening. The grad uation service will begin at 7:45 p.m. with the Rev. Harold Aalbue, Kugene, as the guest speaker. Mr. Aalbue is the district secretary for Parish hducation in the Evangel ical Lutheran Church. Students re ceiving the honors are Lois Gun derson, Donald Slattum. Robert Dahl, Suzan Shay, and Alice Stephenson. Mr. Peter Olson. Sunday School Superintendent will present the class and Bruce Thompson, Board of Christian Ed ucation chairman, will present ihe awards. The pastor of the congre gation. Lowell Holtc, will conduct the service. Migrant Program To Be Presented Dr. Charles Derthick will present the Migrant Program of the aalem Council of Churches to the people of the First Congregational Church next Wednesday, May 25th at the regular monthly no-host supper of the fellowship. Preceding his re-; port will be a sound motion pic- j lure: "The Village of the Poor." I This Sunday at the 11 o'clock : worship. Dr. Julian Keiser will preach on "A Sentence of Death." ; The High School Youth will meet under the direction of Mrs. Kan- i nier at 6 p.m. in the Church. The New Member Instruction Class will meet at the parsonage at 8 p.m. Officers of the church will be pres ent on this occasion to explain the . functioning of the church to the j new members. ( Salem's Singing Church "wuiiiUKfWT".?1. !fif ii?F!?ii5i!?(j sksliUlii :::::::: j : i t Silverfon Plans Bible Classes SILVERTON - The members of the Week-day Bible Association are calling a meeting, on Monday eve ning at 8 o'clock in the Bible Class room of the Washington Irving Building, when plans for the Bible classes for the coming school year will be discussed. Members. of the association are the pastor. Sunday school superin tendent and one lay delegate from each church of the Ministerial As sociation, that makes up the mem bership of the week-day associa tion. President of the association is the Rev. Joseph A. Cooper. Assist ing officials are the Rev. Paul Wayne Henry, vice-president: Wal ter Ferguson, secretary; and Miss Olga Johnson, treasurer. The Ministerial Association has retained Miss Wanda Needles as teacher of the classes. Miss Needles has just completed her second year in the local program and is again named as instructor for the autumn term of the public school. Aoroximately 474 pupils attend the Bible Week-day classes, which is optional with the parents of the children. Percentage of enrollment in the first six grades of school is 99.9 that attend the Bible classes. This is the most popularly attend ed extra curricular activity of the entire local school system. Lutheran Laymen Elect at Molalla M0LALLA Election of officers was the main item of business transacted at Tuesday's Lutheran Laymens League meeting, with William Pfeifer elected president. Other officers are Walter Warren, vice-president; Mrs. Margaret Sandberg, secretary; Kenneth Hoffman, treasurer; Charlie Lucht and Alvin Ditto, board members; Mrs, Dorothy Warren, rec-elected zone representative; Mrs. Walter Ellison, membership secretary. The new officers will take over their duties in June when the reg ular meeting is held the third Tues day evening. Rev. harl J. Durdel, pastor of Grace Lutheran church, opened the meeting with a scripture read ing and prayer. Fourteen were pre sent. The evening closed with a no host luncheon. Hosts for the June meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Pfeifer and Mr. and Mrs. Del nier Pease. WOODBURN As for several years, the Woodburn Ministerial Association is again sponsoring a local Daily Vacation Bible School to be held at the Lincoln Grade School, Mondays through rFidays. June 6 to 17, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Mrs. Luc He Chappelle has been apointed director. Superintending the primary department is Mrs. William Rose; for the junior de partment, Mrs. Delbert Heed; and for the intermediate department. Rev. Robert Van. Superintendents for the kindergarten and begin ners departments are yet to be chosen. Foursquare Church 490 N. 19th St. Ph. 3-6287 9:45 1. m. S u n- day School. 11:00 a. m. "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" 6:45 Youth Service 7:45 p. m. "Ye Shall Be r,t. Percy Holy" philp, Pas. Where the Welcome Is Genuine FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 9:45 Church School 10:50 Worship Hour 6:30 Youth Hour. 7:30 Guest Speaker Dr. Hardy C. Pow ers, senior general superinten dent of the Church of the Naz arene. The Public Is Invited William F. Clay, Minister Dedication of Sanctuary Due The new $49,000 sanctuary of the South Salem Church of the Naza rene will be dedicated Sunday aft ernoon at 2:30 p.m., according to the pastor, James . Kratz. Delivering the dedicatory ad dress will be Dr. Hardy C. Powers. senior General Superintendent in the Church of the Nazarene. Words of greeting will be brought by Sen ator Mark Hatfield, member of the Oregon Legislature, and Rev. William F. Clay, President of the Salem Ministerial Association. The morning services will begin at 9:45 a.m. with a unified pro gram. The Sunday School and worship services will be combined, with shortened class periods dur ing the first part of the morning session. Morning Worship is sched uled to begin 'at 10:30 a.m. This change in time will facilitate prep arations for the dedicatory service in the afternoon. The recently elected officers of the church will be installed in a candlelight ceremony to be con ducted at the close of the 7 p.m. evangelistic hour. The public is welcomed to all of the services. Laura Heist at Leslie Church ". Miss Laura Heist of Portland, missionary of the Woman's Divi sion of Christian Service of the Methodist Church, will be guest speaker at the thank offering ser vice at Leslie Methodist Church, South Commercial and Mvers Street, at 11 o'clock Sunday morn ing, May 22. Miss Heist, who' spent years in India, and whose last position was teacher in Webb Me morial High School at Baroda! India, has recently retired from work in the foreign field. Miss Heist spent her early life in Salem, at the family home at 828 Norlh Commercial St., and received her college education at Willamette University. The members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will participate in the morning service. Reception for Nickels Sunday The Rev. Art Nickel, superinten dent of Child Evangelism for the British Isles, will speak and show pictures of his work in the West Salem Baptist Church this Sunday night. The service begins at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Nickel recently re turned to Salem, having complet ed a five year term of service in Great Britain, . A reception for the Nickels will be held after the evening service. V FAITH TABERNACLE 1305 Gaines St. Born at Day Break", 11:00 a. m. Miracle Services Saturday, 8:00 p. m. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. "THE UNDYING FIRE", 8:00 p. m. ' Pastor Wyatt Evang. D. R. White Bible Standard Institute Male Quartet Appearing PENTECOSTAL YOUTH RALLY TONIGHT, 7:45 SPEAKER - REV. HAROLD POWERS Dean of Bible Standard Institute Lots of Singing and Good Music at SALEM WOMEN'S CLUB HOUSE 460 N. Cottage EVERYONE WELCOME INTERDENOMINATIONAL I Dr. Hardy C. Powers Center at Thirteenth CHAIRMAN W! 'tmy yum n.-J'wfW Dr. Hardv C. Powers, of Kan sas Citv, Mo., who will be guest speaker at the First Church of the Nazarene, 13(h and Cen ter streets, at 7:30 p.m. Sun day. He is chairman of the board of general superinten dents of the church. Youth Rally at Women's Club The male quartet from Bible Standard Institute of Eugene will appear at the Pentecostal Youth Rally tonight at 7:45. They will have both vocal and instrumental music. The speaker will be Rev. Harold Powers, dean of the college and good speaker. The rally is to be held at the Salem Women's club house at 460 North Cottage street in Salem. Everyone is invited to attend. The rally is interdenominational. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Down Town The Tall White Spire with the Chimes 9:30 and 11:00 a. m. "Life Is Daringly Difficult!" Broadcast KSLM, 11:30-12:00 BROOKS H. MOORE MINISTER REVIVAL .CENTER 610 N. 16th St. Sun. School 9:45 Morning Worship 11:00 Evening ..7:4S Wed. 6 Fri 7:45 Bud London, pastor "Holding Forth th Worrf Of Life" South Salem Church Of The Nazarene South Commercial at Madrona Unified Service-9:45 A. M. Sunday School and Morning Worship Dedication Service 2:30. P.M.. Address by Dr. Hardy C. Powers Evangelistic Hour-7 P.M. Installation of New Officers Aek .f -, Dr. Hardj- C. Powers ft 4 T
