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"Doctriue of Atonement."
Earlv muu will be celebrated at 7:30
o clock tester Sunday at St. Joseph '
Catholic church. The Holy Names ao-! Frank Chun-hill,
eiety will receive communion in a body. Benediction.
High mas will be celebrated at 10:30 TaDS-
o'clock with special singing. The Bene- War mothera and families, men in
diction will immediately follow high ""ifo"". doctors and nurses are espe
mass. There will be no evening serv- ei".v invited to sit in reserved sections.
jces- I First Congregational.
At the Central Congregational church
South Nineteenth and Ferry streets, the
. .
morning services will include "The
Iawn of a Wonderful Dav ' to be iriven
bv the Suudav school class. For the
eveuing services, there has been pre-
Bared a aim-id nroirmm nf nnii,"
One Sunrise Prayer. P!aT ,ne P'pe organ and Dr. Ktntner
The Court street Christian church will wil1 deliver short address. Toe pro
observe the day by a sunrise prayer fram ' is as follows:
meeting by members of the Christian 0rKa Prelude . .
Endeavor society of the church with Hymn
breakfast in the church. The local Tl,e Lords Prayer
auxiliary Ohrislion Woman's Board of Anthem "Every Flower That Blos-
iiissions will hold its Easter services "'" uueiiey
in the church at 3 o'clock in the aft- Scriptural Reading
eru6ou. There will be the usual morn- Solo "The Still Small Voice"
ing and evening services. - - Hamblen
The Mazarine church. Nineteenth and Mrs- Jolm J- Robpr,s-
Marion streets, will observe the day Prayer -
with the usual morning services ami Response by Choir... -
with a- program of special music for Anthem (a) "0 Worship the Lord"
Joe eveuing, - - Watson
. The fcouiu Salem Friends church will (b) My Tongue the Sav-
fcold its regular services beginning with iour'a Glory" Schnecker
the Sunday school at 10 o'clock and Solo "At the End of the fcatibath"
the young peoples' meeting ut T o clock - Speaks
in the evening. Miss Alice Judd.
The Free Methodist church, at 12.'8 Announcements
Kortu Winter street, will uoiu special Offertory "Angel's Serenade "..Braga
Easter services at 11 o'clock iu the Miss Bernicc Clnrk.
morning and the evangelistic message Anthem (a) "O Sacred Head Now
at the evening services. I Wounded" Schnecker
Children's Service Featured.
The Highland Friends church has pre
pared special Easter music and exercises
by the children. There will be the uauat
morning services and special music iu
the eveuing. Mrs. Hendry and Miss
l'resual will sin.gr j
At tho Church of God, 1316 North
Commercial street, special revival serv-
ices will bo hold under the direction of
Evangelist Lewis, beginning with the
morning services. Tuero will also be
'peciul services by Evangelist Lewis ut
the evening services.
At tho Salvation Army headquarters,
Bow in tho Mission hal, 241 Stale street,
thero will be a- unioa meeting at 3
o'clock in tuo ultoruoon of Easter bun
day. This will be a union meeting of
meiiiln-is f.oiu the several cnuiw.ics in
the tily.
Tuo Jason Lee Memorial church, Win
ter and J( fferson streets, will begin
tho duy's observance by a 6 o'clock
suuiiso service, Tho young people ot"A" IIail IminiHinel" Gabriel
the church have prepared special music
for the Sunday school. Thu entire even
ing will bo devoted to a musical pro
gram beginning at 8 o'clock.
"Holy City" Program,
l':ider the direction of Plot. John R.
Bites, the choir of the First Mnthodint
chuiah will oresent "The llalv Citv"
at t?io evening services beginning at 8
o'clock. Tho program is as follows:
lntr iduction (Organ)
Prof. T. 8. Roberts.
"No Shadows Yonder" Bouar
A. A. Schramm and Choir.
Air: "Mv Smil In Atlilii fr ijn.l "
02 oud"25
A. A. Hchrniiim.
Trio: "At Eventide It e:.all Bo
Litl'it" , f.
Zcth. 14:7; Isa, 35:10; Rev. 21:4
Misses Loreli Blatchford
Venita McKinncy
Vivian Isham
Choius: "They That Sow in Tears"
..i s. 120:8,7; John 3:10,17; I John 4:8
Air: "Eye Hath Not Seen"
I Cor. 2:1; Hob. 11:10; Heb. 4;9,1
Miss Margarctte Wiblo.
Chorus: "for Thee, O Dear, Dear
Country" Neule
Choius: "Thine Is the Kingdom"....
Matt. 6:13; l's. 03:3
, Intermission.
Intermezzi: Organ
Prof. T. 8. Roberts.
Air: "Thus Saith the Lord"
Isa. 65:17,17; Rev.' 21:1,2,3,4
Pearl Sterling.
Chorus: "Let the Heavens Rejoice"..
is. m:11
Air: "Come, Ye Blessed of Mv
Father" Matt. 25:34; Luke 12:32
Miss Venita- McKinncy.
Choius: "The Fining Pot Is for
Silver" 'Prov. 17:3
Air: "These Are They Which Came
Out of Great Tribulation"
Rev. 7:14; Dan. 12:3
Miss Margarctte Wihle.
Bolo and Chorus of Women's Voices:
. "List the. Cherubic Host" Milton
Miss Margarette Wible and
Paul Sterling.
Chorus: "Great and Marvelous Are
. Thy Works" : Rev. 25:3
"To Thee AH Angels Cry Aloud "
Te Deiim
"Before the Mountains Were
B ought Forth" Ps. 90:2
Aileluia. Amen.
Memorial Services.
The evening Drotrram of the First
Christian church will iuclndn the gold I
, I
star memorial services in memory
the four members of the church who
lost their lives during the war. The pro
gram is as follows:
Roll Call Assembly -.Ira Cave
The National Air
Baising the Flag....Chester 1-ee, U. 8. A.
Service Flag Guard of Honor
Edgar M. Rowland, U.S.A., A.E.F.
Carl Wenger, U.S.N.
Boll Call of the Gold Stars
Invocation The Pastor
Scripture The Second Psaim
j
Selected i
Quartet
Messrs. McGUchrirt, Knowland,
Epley and Wolfe.
Beading "In Hoe Signe Vince"
. Barclay
, Mrs. Leland W. Porter.
Address "Sacrifice and Resurree-
tit.n" The Pastor
Voice "Christ in Flanders"
Ward-Stephen
Leon is Osborne-I'ctermin.
Orchestra
Selected
Beading (H) "In Flanders Field" h, supt. Preaching at 11 and cgiin fit
Lieut. -Col. J. F. McCrae8 in the evening. Special inucie at
(D; "Hie Answer Anonymous
Mrs. Leland W. Porter.
ecial
I Quartet "Crossing the Bar"
Tennyson
Orchestra
octected
Off ertorr Selected..
' lhe Program of the ilrst Congrega-
tio,,al church for the evening services
Ml : it j i -
bv a
"m ""luae anmenis anu soios
quartet choir of Miss Alice jthiu. so
prnno; Mrs. John J. Koberts, contralto
willia McGilchrist, tenor; Albert
Uille, basso. Miss Beruice Clark will
(b) "Lift Your Glad Voices"
Schnecker
Address
Dr. W. C. Kantuer.
Hymn.
Benediction.
Jason Lee Memorial.
At the Jason Lee Memorial church,
for the evening services the following
program will be given:
"The Splendors of Thy Glory Lord"
Woodward
Choir,
''Let the Chimes of Easte- Be Glad-
lv
Knng"
Ladies Trio.
'He
Arose" Lowry
Male Quartette.
"Christ Is Risen; Christ Is Risen"....
upenee
Choir.
Sermonette By tho Taslor
"A Dream of Paradise" -...Gray
Choir.
Choir,
'0 Risen Lord" Ilino
Mixed Quartette.
'Praise To the Father" Gonoud
Choir.
' St. Joseph's Catholic.
The musie for the morning services at
'1" Catholic church is as follows
0lorin' "Mozart's Twelfth Mass",
Orchestra,
'Vidi
Aqnnm"
Gregorian
Choir.
Cecilia's Mass"
'St.
Choir.
Of fortory " Huec Dies ' ' Selected
.BwKlietion
l"Tantum E
rgo" Lnndillotte
O Sulutaris Hostia" Humma
Ministerial Association.
The Salem Ministerial association
will hold a special meeting next Mon
day morning to hear the report of the
committee appointed t0 report on soma
school matters.
Scandinavian Church.
Corner 15th nnd Mill streets. The
sabbath school will be held K usual at
10 o'clock. In the evening at 7:30 the
sabbath school will render an Easter
program. Most of tho reccitatrons and
songs, will be in tho English language,
liev. Lind will bo present to assist the
superintendent, Mr. Gust Anderson. Tiitf
public is cordially invited to attend.
Central Congregational Church.
Corner South lth and Ferry streets.
II. C. Stover, minister. A sunrise play
er meeting of the Christian Endeavor
society at 7 a. m. Mr. Grant Growccho,
lender. The publie is invited to this
service. Sunday school atlO a. m. Mrs.
Burton Edwards, superintendent. An
Easter service The Dawn of a Won
derful Day will be .given by the S.'ii
day school at 10:45 a. m. Evening ser
vice at 8 p. m. Evening -tome she
Easter Message. Autheins Thero Is a
Green Hill Far Away, Parks, and The
fawn 0r a Wonderful Day, Wilson, will
he .sung by the choir. An Euster num
ber Down iu the Lillied Garden will
be sung by the Ladies' double quartet,
end Shelly 's Resurrection b- Mrs. Lois
Richter.
Court Street Church.
Corner North 17th and Court streets.
Tho pre Easter week of meetings con
tinue each night with interest. There
will be serviee Saturday night at 8 p.
in. kuuji;i.fc Any UUVU VUUICHSIOU.
Lord's day will close these special meet
ings. It is decision day in the Bible
school and our annual day of offering
for widows and orphans. At the morn
ing worship the pastor will deliver a
special sermon for the occasion on
ChriBt 's Victor for ho World. Junior
Christian Endeavor 3:30 p. m. Evening
services as follows Senior Endeavor 7
p. m. Song service and sermon at 8 p.
m. bubject rutting on Christ. Our
regular monthly Bible school conference
Tuesday at 8 p. m. AH workers ciked
to be p to sent with reports. P.syer
meeting and teacher training Tim inlay
7.45 p. m. Public cordially invited to
co ne and worship with us. R. L. Put
nam, pastor.
N 2 arena Church.
Nineteenth and Marion. One blyk
sulh of the Chemeketa ear line at l:Hh.
(Sunday school at 9:45 a. ni. W. B. liar-
these services, i'rayer meeting at p.
m. Wednesday evening. We are making
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a specialty c-f the Old Time Gospel :tt
these meeting, if vou w;:tl to alterd
tlu kiud of a service we invite you
to emc. A Veils, p.-tor, Florence
Wells, draeuurss.
South ? ulem Friends.
Comer 'i Commercial and Wah
ingle n;c;-;. 11. E. Pcmbcrtoa, p.ii
tor. Bible school at 10 b. m. with class
es for ail. Dr. Carl Miller, supt- Meet
for worship with good singing and a
gospel message at 11 a. m. and 8 p. .m
Voung peoples' meeting at 7 p. ui. Pray-
ler meeting Thursday tt 8 p. in.
Free Methodist Church.
1223 North Winter sireet. Sunday
services Sunday school at 10 a. ni.
Ea,tl'r sermon at 11 a. m. Evangelistic
message 7:60 p. m. The holiness asso
ciation begins revival services Mondav
night 7:30 p. m. These services will
be continued till Mav 11. Strong
preachers from home and abroad every
night. Come and hear. All cordially
invueu. w. J. Johnston, pastor.
Highland Friends.
Bible school at 10 a. m. Ear l'ruitt,
supt. fcpeeial Easter musie and exercis
c uy some or me cnimren. All our
teachers are earnest Christians and we
have classes suited to every one who
will come. Preaehiug services at 11 a.
in. and 8 p. m. Special music. In the
eveuing Mrs. Hendry and Miss Presnal
will sing. C. E.. at 6:45 p. m. Prayer
meeting on Thursday at 8 p. ni. I. G.
i.cc ana wire, pastors.
Church of God.
Mb North (.hureh street. Sunday
school at 10 a. in. with classes accord
ing to tho ages of the pupils. Tho re
vival services will begin at 11 a. in.,
conducted by Evangelist l ewis and will
Continue every evening at 7:45, except
Saturday for an indefinite period ot
time. Wo extend a cordial invitation
to ail to attend these services. J. J
Gillespie, pastor.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
State and Church streets. 9:30 a. ni
cluss meeting; 9:45 a. in., Sunday school
Mster exercises, John W. Todd, super
intendent; 11:00 a. in., "Death De
stroyed," will be the subject of the
sermon by Dr. Avison; special Easter
music by the choir; 3:00 p. m., Knights
Templar service, address by Rev. Win.
Wallace Youngson. D. 1).; 3:00 p. m.,
service at the Old Peoples Home; 7:00
p. ni., Epworth League devotional meet
ings, senior led by Miss Vivian Ishaiu,
a speciol Easter service; junior lender,
Miss Dorothy Lewis; 8:00 p. m., "The
Holy City," by Gold, given bv th
chorus choir, directed by Prof. John R.
Sites. Richard N. Avison, minister.
Sunday School and Young Peoples
Society Topics.
Sundav school lesson, "Our Risen
Lord," Matthew 28:110.
All Young 1'eonles' societies topic,
"Eternal Life and How to Live It,"
John 5:24, and Ephcsians 2:1-10.
First Christian Church.
Corner Center and High streets. Bible
school session ut 9:45 a. m. Morning
worship at 11 o'clock. Christian En
deavor and C. W. B. M. prayer meetings
at 7 o'clock. Gold star memorial serv
ices at 8 p. m.
Morning Worship.
Processional Friiuk Churchill
"America" The Congregation
Invocation John 3:10
- ; The Congregation
Communion Hymn and Services
In Charge of Tho Elders
Ordination Services
The Elders and tho Pastor
Offertory and Announcements
Anthem, "Why Seek Yet "....The Choir
Sermon, "Embalmed Errors" Pastor
Reception of New Members
Benediction :. MlSfJiah
Jason Lee Memorial Church.
Corner Winter and' Jefferson streets,
Thomas Acheson, pastor. Special pro
gra nifor Easter Sunday: Sunrise serv
ice, 6 a. m. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m,
classes for all ages under the care of
efficient leaders. Morning service, a
special program has been prepared by
the young people of the Sunday school.
The service will begin promptly at 11
o'clock. Epworth League service, 7 p.
m. A speed invitation is extended to
the young people.
The entire evening service will be de
voted to a musical program.
St Paul's Church.
Holy communion, 7:30 a. m.j 9:45 a.
m., children's missionary service; 11 a.
m., choral celebration of the holy com
munion; 8 p. m., evening prayer.
The music at the morning serviee will
be under tho direction of Mrs. Ett
Squier Seeley, organist, rendered hr tho
choir consisting of Misses Margery
marvin, jwarie (. iiurchill, Hurah Lans
ing, uartha Powell and Mrs. V. E.
Kuhn, sopranos; Mrs. Sumner Merriek
and W. P. Babcock, rontralos: T. L.
Williams, tenor; F. G. Deckobach, bass,
The musical selections follow: Pro
cessional, "Jesus Christ Is Risen To
day"; introit, "Christ, Our Passover,"
by Shepperd ; Kyrie, gloria tlbl, sursura
corde, sanctus and Angus Dei, by
Hnynes; benedictus, by Crulckshank;
offertory anthem, "The Day of Resur
rection," by Spence; gloria in excelsis,
old chant; recessional, 'The Strife Is
O'er," from Palest rina.
The subject of the morning sermon
will be, "Immortality"; and In the
evening tho rector will preach on,
"What Jesus Brines to Men." Every
body welcome. Chas. H. Fowell, rec
tor. ,
First Presbyterian Church.
Thomas 8. Anderson, minister. A spe
cial Easter Sabbath s hool program will
be given in the main auditorium of the
church at 10 a. m. Morning worship
by the entire church at 11 o'clock,
thejne, "Death Is Swallowed Up in Vic
tory." Good music, baptism of infants
and reception of new members at tlys
morning service.
A splendidmuical vesper service will
be held at 4 o'clock. Beautiful solo,
duet, quartette and chorus singing with
grsnd organ, piano and violin accom
paniment. The church nil! have beautiful Easter
lecorntions.
Htrangers and everybody the anthems "O Light Eternal," Mil
es. "Glorious Easter Dawn," I.owden,
wlecome.
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First Baptist Church.
Tho thought and tho spirit of Christ's
resurrection will characterize the serv
ices at tho First Baptist Church. Morn
ing topic, " Hesurroetion Hope and
Duty." Evening topic, "Victory in
Defeat." The evening service will bo
gin at 8 o'clock.
The ordinance of baptism will bo ad
ministered at both moruing and evening
service.
Sunday school at 0:45 a. m. Youn
People's service, 7 p. m. Everyone is
cordially invited to all these service.
Evangelical Association.
Seventeenth and C'hemekota streets,
Jacob Ktockcr, pastor. 10:00 a. m., Hun-
day school, C. T. Doty, acting superin
tendent; 11:00 a. m., divine service and
Enste, sermon; 8:00 p. m., service and.:
sermon at Fruitlnud; 7:15 p. in., Young
People's Alliance 8:00 p, iu., sermon.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Hunday services are held at 440 Che
meketa strct at 11 a. m. Bubject of
the Bible lesson, "Doctrine of Atone
ment." Kunday school at 0:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meeting
at 8 p. m. Reivding room 200 Masonic
temple open every day except Bundny
and holidays from 11:45 to 5 p. m. All
are invited to our service and to our
reading room.
Leslie Methodist Episcopal.
Corner South Commercial and Mey
ers streets. Horace ft. Aldncn, pas
tor. 7:"0 a. m. holy roiumiini.n. 0:45
a. m. Hunday school, wilh clrftsos lor
all ages. E. A. Hhoten, supt. t'nmr.ry
dep-utment under the f no ftio.i of
Mi, .ttason Bishop. 11 a. p. J'liblic
worsh'p, with serin oi by -'in pastor.
Thri-.H The F---' cf the i;--.:orrcction.
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and "The Lord Is Kison Indeed," lley
sor. 7:00 p. m. devotional meeting of
tho Epworth League. Ivan Corner,
president. 8:00 p. m. a enntntn The
Gates Ajur will bo given by a chorus
of thirty girls, nssiNted by Floyd II.
Mclutire.
Stats Institutions.
Services at the state institutions Sun
day will be as follows: 3:00 p. m. at
Girls' training school, by II. K. l'ember
ton, 3:15 Tuberculosis liosnituH.v V. II.
Neff. j
St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
Larly mass, 7:30 a. m.; Holy Names
society will receive communion in a
body. Hiuh miiHK. 10:30 a. in.. necinl
",nK'"K-, Ui'nedict.on iinmedu-.tely fol
First United Brethren.
Yew Park. Bible school at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Corby, superintendent. Part of
the school 1 r will be devoted t0 sing-
hig Easter songs. Hhort sermon tt 11
a. m. Special music by Mrs. Corby and
Mrs. Randall. Christian Endeavor in
the evening at 7:30. Mrs. I. M. Ander
son, leader. Short tnlk at tho clnso of
Endeavor by the pastor. A hearty wel
come is extended to all who desire to
come and worship with lis.
ATJEOEA NEWS NOTES
Base hospital No. 40 with which
aro three Aurora men ( heeler (iiesy,
Andrew Miller and George Miller, sail
ed from Brent April H, on the trnnsfiort
Kaiser Augimta Victoria (just lamp
th name. )
Clarence W. Hickok of McAfinnville
a brother ot Guy K, Hickok, has re
turned from France, arriving at famp
Ivwis last week. Others returning at
the same time were Alfred Moon, Gil
bert Whitney Ellis Burtrow and Lewis
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Mcksburg has raided fund to se-1 received from his brother in law, Kmil
cure a survey of the proposed paved Meeske, now in Germany with the ar
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near K amiy . Mrs. Win. Ileitis. Franz
Krnxbergrr and Kiley Weeks were the
soliciting committee.
(lifford Otdiornn who has been stny
ing in Oregon 4 irty since his return
from France a few day ago spent a
few days recently at the home of his
parent at i nimpoeg. lie was accoiu-
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members of the Kld iufan
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