PAQK
Spnngfisid Mvtboditt Church
iKbbert Memorial)
8 P. M. The PlreaMe hour a sat ot
beautiful slides will be throws on the
screen. Thia will be followed by a
•b o n asraoa. being the fourth In a
s r le s on "The Book of Revelation."
In the worsts«: Mothers Day will hs
observed and Mbs Young of Korea
w ill speak
The church school meets at • : 15,
with Mr-« Ida Gantt as Superlnt-'nd«
ent. I.»*! Sunday we were hut three
below our high mark of utt«v>daoca.
The Spworth l.engno will ntert i t
9 P. M.. "The Church of a Cordl.d
Welcome" Invites you.
F L. M.w»re, Minister.
preme. special souvenir program*
and I the first presentation beginning »harp- floor*, balconla*. gardens and massive ¡alas of (ba crowds ot lbs lataaaaa of
many other apecialtla.
Jly a t 7 o'clock. Those who arrive be- paintings wll Khrlll the eyas of all
lha hour a complete show Is assured
That the immense Ibrouge that
w lllf o r e (he start of the program will be
who behold lh«m.
,
after every patron hag baen comfort-
undoubtedly fill (ha huge auditorium privileged to Inspect the many fea-
A notable feature of
this opening ably seated.
The second ebow Will
Bible school at 8:48. 8. 11 Mnshlsr. may be comfortably accommodated.!lures of the new theatre. The foyer proaeataitnn la the annouacemmt ot start ai 11:18. and will be coinpl* le In
Superintendent. Claims« for all ages. the doors » Ilk opt a at 8:8« tonight, rattpways, rest
rooms, messlntne the matuypemnl that regard I-ss of the every detail.
Morning «.<tah(p at 11;«« A. M. Sub. <
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Ject "MothM's Day.’* Fvenlag ter-1
vices at 8 t»d«> clock, subject "Chsrac-1
ter HulldluxA
FIR S T C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
Corner « h and A street
8. K. Childers. IMstor
Christian
h ear both o f them.
vltod.
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C m J«
•THE TIME. OF HIS LIFE”
IS D R AM ATIC CLUB PLAY
!
THEATRE
EUGENE
Elizabeth W alker!
; Peter Wycombe, a 'pessemlst' with « •
( d ig estio n ______ __ __ — Paul Nice j
M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H
West Springfield
Rev J. J Place, evangelist and Dorothy Landon, secretly engaged I
singer, will be at the church F rid a y ' Tom G artrr
----- Thelma Laysor
evening at 7:30 and Saturday at 5:30 Mr. James Landon, Sr . Dorolhy's
Father; of a peppery disposition -
and 7:30 and for three services on
John Cox i
Sundav
There will also he special
numbers by local singers nd Cantata r n c l* Tora' an o,<’
buH* T rrom |
Strickland
of th - Salvation armv.
tih> •*mth
OrT* 1 E,,on
KvWvaodv is invited
«* ,h * »WttMv-aeeund
___________________ police station .................................. ........ Ed Bates ;
R e tu rn
A fte r
V is it
H e re — M rs
0
C-. Ivayor at 7- P. M.
M rs. Peter Wycombe, a -personage''
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M M hcr's Ba.' p rrs ra m wO he g iv e n ,
st the Bible Se!iool-t< nr. A ll ars-tis-T
F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H
"T h e T im e of 11.» Life
a (hr«» act
J Carlton Wetterhahn. Pastor
c’‘w * ‘ -v- wiU.
P resent^ by the
Bible School
10 00 drnmi“ tc hluh e i **»•» high school nt
Morning S g rvL t
..............11 .W tb i ««’» ’ nrium Mhy 18. A m.tmev
M orni-g M,-s.,,-e.
The Influence T< Tformanc- will be given during the
of a Mother "
';j afternoon for\ ««too! children, b tides
B Y P. O. Intermediate and Senior the *’T’ " lnK
Wredjlvm « .
j . jo
'¡the play Is in charge of Miss Virginia
Frenlng Service ..... ___________ 7:8« Ton»lin!”” '
Rvening Message. "Reaffirming W hat
The cast of the play Is as follows:
W e Believe."
¡Bob Grey
B«<mad lloltcm
These will be the pastor s last mes Mrs Bob Grey
Dorene Larimer
•ages to the church and the folks of Tom Carter. Mrs. Grey's brother
this city
He would like to have you
John Howard
FREE
THUR8DAY, MAY 7, 1926
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
EIGHT
GRAND
P
dar. left today for her home W hile
I
After nearly a year of labor, the
here Mrs Gay visited her parents Mr.
and Mrs. P. Coalev.
rumble of machinery, the roar of con- ,
strtu'tlon and the final echo of ham-'
■ mer and drill has died away, and from
tha heart of the huge acdltortum 1
-comes the strain of nwlodious music, j
OREGON NEWS ITEMS
a s
la iw w a a v s a *
>
’ he Lowell.
Thursday Night Doors Open 6:30: Show at 7
Eugene’s greatest con-
O f ^ I 'E b i A i IN T E R E S T ,ribullon ,o ,he G<x,s ** * n -
________
light and music has been
The grand opening of
Theatre, started last year
I A. H McDonald, la to be
achieved.
the Lowell
by the late
realised to­
Brief Resume of Happenings of
the Week Collected for
night. when the regal curtains part on
Our Readers.
I the opening presentation, amid the
You’ll be astonished at the New Theatre
artistic origanality and beauty
luxuriously furnishings, the glow of
The Lane County Bankers' associa, *ofl hard ll« ht’ ,n d uPhol” " * <1
commodatlona never before antlclpat
tlon will meet at Eugene Thursday.
ed In Lane County theatrical history.
W. Hal M cNair of Ashland was re­
The new Lowell la Indeed a thing of
appointed a member of the slate board
beauty that should be a joy forever.
ot pharmacy.
Selected for the opening. Gloria
A wave of Intestinal Influenza has
Swanson in "Madam Sans Gne."t he
been prevalent on the University of
celebrated comedy drama, filmed In
Oregon campus during the last week.
Prance, the management has honored
Establishment of eastern Oregon on of fllmdom's mist brilliant cele-
headquarter. for the Oregon Humana brltle, , nd proTlded ttr„ nl<bt p,<
society In The Dalles la being consid­ rons with entertainment “fit
for
ered.
kings." The eminence of thia pre­
Funds aggregating 8117.708.77 were m ier program Is agirrrtented by a
turned over to the state treasurer by special stage presentation featuring
the state land department daring Katherine trrln Stang and her Tiny
APF®-
.
Tots Ballet, the opening organ con-1
The third annual meeting of the cert, featuring Renaldo Baggott at the
Old Wasco County Pioneers’ assocla- console of the gigantic, three manual
tlon was held at the civic auditorium W urlltzr organ, a vocalogne offering
In The Dalles.
Johanna James Ellis, aoprano su-
A new moving picture theater to
have a seating capacity of between
1400 and 1500, will be erected In Salem
during the preaent year.
According to reports from the city ;
health office there are more than 200
casee of Influenza In Vernonia. Only '
one death baa resulted, however.
Mrs. Florence Garver of Portland .
was elected state war mother at the |
first annual state convention of tha 1
American War Mothera in Salem.
Dr. Stella Ford Warner has arrived j
In Salem from the east to set as di­
rector of medical service for the
Marion county child health demon- '
rtration.
A meeting of county Judges will be '
Playing
Gloria Swanson
POPULAR
PRICES:
Evenings ...................... 60c
Matinees ............... ...... 30c
MADAM SANS GENE
Playing Thurs., Frl., and Sat
Music on
the
Mighty
Three
Manual Hope-Jones Ootnblned
Wurlltzer Organ.
BELL THEATRE, Springfield
Presents a wonderful line of pictures— Keep this and
remember the dates
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, MAY 10 AND 11
A great picture of last days of the Cattle Kings.
Don't miss It.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 8 AND 9
4
W_ A. Calzlel, private secretary to
Governor Pierce, has been appointed a
member of the board of survey and
adjustment for the federal reclamation
department.
L JTospecta are that there will be a
hamper crop of strawberries and
cherries In the M ill City vicinity this
year, the plants and trees being In a
promising condition.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDEY, MAY 12 AND 13
Zane Greys
“THE BORDER LEGION”
• Contracts w ill be let In a few days
fo r the construction of Camp Jack-
son, as the annual encampment at
Medford of the Oregon national guard
In June will be known.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 15 AND 16
“THE FAST SET”
m y?
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Children (opening night) 26c
held in Portland May 19 to consider '
what Is termed the "auto-tramp nul- :
aance" and the best means of taking
care of IL
Rapid Increase in gas consnmpilor
In Portland has necessitated construc­
tion of a Dew gag holder by tha Port,
land Gas A Coke company, at a coat
of approximately 8363,040.
Return of the state banking depart,
ment from Portland to Salem Is de-
manded In mandamus proceeding* fll-
ed In the Marion county circuit court
by John Carson, district attorney.
In the past 18 months 10,997 coyotea
have been killed by trappers In east­
ern Oregon, according to Stanley
Jewett, predatory animal Inspector of
the United States biological survey.
:x:x:3-o:s-5:s-c:
A Bay and two children who has been MAGNI FIC IE N T TH E A T R E
visit»-r here from Silverton since Sen-
OPEN HOUSE T O N IG H T
soft B oiled
s w zm
" T O N Y X H i W o h d m H o /ta g
X • F B C IA L P R O O U C T IO H
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, MAY 17 AND 18
Reginald Denny
In
“Oh DOCTOR”
Reserve one of the following days to see
“ABRAHAM LINCOLN”
in Springfield at Bell Theatre
“ABRAHAM LINCOLN”, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
May 19, 20 and 21
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