Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 7

Sat May 19, 156' (Sec IJ-7) SUetch of Proposed Middle Grove Churcli Tomorrows Sunday i IMPeJseeaajpeejas mm mfm H'OJ Ordination Youth Planned Sunday of Special, iltlMMS News Serrire SiLYERTON Lyle Brennemanjenburg, Carole Bybert, Marvin student-minister at the Glen WoodlHage, Jerry Johnson, Sylvia Jor- 11. jCV ill- I'm. Salem Pastor Back After World Travel urn pnrrraru: uTti: MIDDLE GROVE Architect's sketch of proposed aew Middle Grove Cmmaalty Chareh Is showa abtve. GrMiadbreaklag ceremonies for the' strata re will he at 1 p.m. Saaday.

Ground Breaking for New Church Planned on Sunday Tht Rev. Max Wyatt and wife return to Salem after three months of evangelistic meetings in India and a trip around the world. They have been absent from their church, Faith Gospel Tabernacle, for five months. They arrived in India on the first day of this Speaker Rev. Mil C.

Rom, presides of George Fes Cailrne. Newberg, wh. will speak la Salem Saaday. 1 Leu and the Valley St. Mark's to Conduct Two Worship Rites Pentecost Sunday will be observed in St.

Mark's Lutheran church at two worship services Sunday morning. The early service will be conducted at I a.m. at which time the pastor, the Rev. John L. Cauble, will deliver a brief meditation and the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered.

At the regular 11 a.m. service the Holy Communion will again be administered, and a meditation given by the pastor. The Sunday school will convene at the regular time, 9:30 a.m. with classes and instruction for all age groups. The pastor's information class will be held in the church at 4 p.m.

Junior high Luther league will meet at the church at 5 p.m. Senior high Luther league meets at the church at 6:30. A missionary rally will be held at the church at I p.m. The Rev. Joseph Dcibert, missionary form Argentina, will be the guest speaker.

He will speak of his work in that country and also of what the ULCA Lutheran church Is doing there and its future. Pastor Plans Series Start The Rev. Elmer Hiebert, pastor of Salem Heights Baptist church Sunday will begin a new series of messages on the book of II Corinthians. This will be an expositional type of Bible Message relating to Church relationships and Christian conduct. In the evening the pastor's message will be one of the last in a aeries on the book of Revelation, entitled, "The New Jerusalem." There will be special music at each service.

The month of June hould see the Church moving into its new building, at 3530 Liberty Road. The building has been under construction for months, and is the initial unit of the church building plan. of Siivcrton I of the church art Kenneth BranrJ- genson, Joace Olafsoo, Michael Ro.e,1 Gordon Saturn. Ludle Smith and Norma Thorkildson. These young peopls with their parents will be guests of honor at a Fellowship dinner following the morning service.

SILVERTON LrW Sreaaeaaa who win bo rdaiacel Me the ClvtsUaa Chareh miaistry 8u lay aftertMM at Use Ssirortoi ClvtsUaa Chareh. Saltm's METHODIST Churches Welcome You Morningiide Community S2M S. 12th John Menage, Pastor Chnrch School at Worship Service at Trinity at Four Corners 5M 8. Elms Ave. Joe A.

Harding, Pastor Church School at 1:45 Worship Servico at sad a. a. West Solem 3rd aad Gerth Oscar Olson, Pastor Chareh School Worship Service at a. a. First 3S State Brooks H.

Moore, Pastor Chuck School aad Worship, i aaa a. a. Jason Lot Memorial N. Wiater aad Jeffertea Era est Go alder, Pastor Church School at Worship Servico at Leslie 8. Commercial aad Meyers Robert McDveaaa, Pastor Church School at 1:45 Worship Cervice at U.M District Superintendent of Salem District, Dr.

Gtorgt Resekerry, 1193 N. Suammer. pwRaWsj 8av sj in mi mmMfl 1 Salem Church To Observe College Day Sunday has been designated as i "George Fox College Day" in all Friends Churches of Oregon. Em-1 phasis is to be given through 1 messages, prayer, and special of-) ferings. i The Rev.

Milo C. Ross, presi- dent of George fox College, New- berg, will speak at Highland Avenue Friends Church in a spe- cial service at 7:30 p.m., on the theme, "Christian 1 The Rev. Ross is a native of Salem, and thus returns to speak i at his home church. He is a gradu- ate of Willamette University. He I Is also the radio minister for "The Quaker the radio program i of th Friends Church.

Salem Churches Church of Christ, Springfield, will be ordained lino the Christian Church Ministry at Sunday at 1 m. at Silverton First Christian Church. Brenneman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brenneman, who live at Webb Street.

Silverton. He has attended Northwest Christian College, Eugene, for the past three years, from where he will be graduated Juno I. Brenneman will be fuest sepaker Sunday morning at It o'clock. A fellowship dinner will follow with Charles Addleman, state secretary tor the Christian churches, as speaker. The Rev.

Russell Meyers, The Dalles, past minister of the Silverton Christian Church will be the ordination minister. Richard Oahlin, student Interim pastor at Springfield Lutheran Church will be the Pentacostal speaker at Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday morning. Luther League meets Sunday at 4 p.m. or outing on Me Abiaua. A singspiration service has been announced for Calvary Lutheran Church for Sunday night at o'clock.

Calvary Vacation Bible School opens June 4. Immanuel Fellowship dinner will follow the morning service with Luther Leaguers to meet st the church at 3:30 p.m. to go on picnic. Sunday School teachers meet Monday at I p.m. at the home of Miss Hanna Olson and Married Couples' Cub Thursday at I p.m.

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Johnson. Confirmation services will be held Sunday morning at Immanuel Lntheran Church. Young people to be received into communicant rites Mother-D'aughter Banquet Planned By Lutherans Statesaaaa Newi Service SALEM HEIGHTS Good Shepherd Lutheran Church will hold its first mother-daughter banquet at 6:30 m.

Monday at the church. Speaker will be Marjorie Mc- Bride, superintendent of Hillcrest School. Mrs. Hermit Petterson will be toastmistress, Donna Zen win be respondent for daughters and Mrs. Edward Johnson for mothers.

Barbara Anderson is in charge of music. Men ot the church will prepare and servo the meal. Holy communion, observance of pentecost and reception ot new members are scheduled at a. m. services Sunday, according to Dr.

O. B. Ebright, pastor. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH MARION AND COTTACI I0 4J Warskaa "THI CHURCH THI IO0Y Of CHRIST" Church IckW-C Usees far 4.00 Vwrth Che tM Yeoth pm 400 Snedt Tine sod ttWy 7:10 Waeshiti "OPPORTUNITK I AND IIWAIDI" lev. A.

J. Fist Special Services FIRST CHURCH OF GOD I03t N. Lanesster Dr. Krl.Sun May 1S-ZI 7:31 P. M.

Als Sua. Morning "Today is tho Day of Salvation" Revival Services! Hoar Rev. H. Robb French, of Hobo Sound, Florida Tanifht (tat.) at 7:10 Jtmesy, 11:00 a.as. aarf 7 41 p.m.

Mendsy, 7:80 a m. (Cleiinf nif ht of revival) Wo Preach Christ! Wesleyan Methodist Church 15if ana Mill tts. Lor in P. Miller, pastor Telephone 2-7003 at i -ML Methodists 1 Hold Revival Dr. R.

Hinton Askew of Wrio- dotte, Is guest speaker at an evangelistic crusade now fat progress at rrot Methodist Church. Dr. Askew, who was bora aad reared in tho South, has had wide experience as minister and educa tor and Isolds several degrees Iron colleges and universities. His miaistry, according to tho Salem pas-tor. Rev.

M. Miller, Is effec tive. Services wlH he held at o'clock nightly, except Saturday, through next Sunday, May 27; also Sunday mornings at o'clock. FciTsqssrt Cbrth 40 N. Ifth St.

9i4 th Mb SHMbj tihssl sMI p. a. Tee LJ sYmtntV Ml Tho dry af A FRlfNMr WB.COMI AWAITS TOtf The Luthcrcn CnmltM of Salem WELCOME YOU ST. HAtrS (U.U C) 43 North Caartk Service a. av Saaday School :3 Jeki CsaMe, Pastor ST.

JOHN'S (UCvMo. Syl.) lots) IM court Its. i Server a. at, Saaday School a. H.

W. Gross, Pastor GRACE (K. L. C) UN Sojuyriev A vest Service 11 a. as.

Saaday School 1:41 a. a. Lowell Helta, Paster i GOOD SHEPHERD (V. CJ i lie sowui vosUsternai Servkt 11 a. m.

Saaday School t.tS a. a. O. W. Ebright.

D.DHPsstoi PAJTH (V. L. 4SU North River Root Services S.3I SJa. aid 11 tUsV Sunday School I.4S a. a.

Wmti W. Peckaui, Psstof CHRIST (A. L. C) State at IStk Street Services a. as.

aad 11 a. a. Saaday School, a. a. T.

H. Gebkarl Pastor "1 i' CENTRAL (L. r.C) North Capitol at Galaaa Services 11 a. as. aad 1:31 p.

m. Saaday School 1:43 a. a. Barald GrtodaL Pastor Rrst Church of the Ceater al Thlrteeatk 45 Sunday School 10:50 Morning Worship "The Highest Voratiea" :30 Youth Hour 7:30 EvangellsHc Service The Root Blesslags" C. D.

Wolfe, Interim Psstof The Public Is Invited the deep comfort it a at rUntHAl HUMt Pacific Northwest Conference will speak at the 11 p.m. service held in Middle Grove School House. The proposed $70,000, one-floor, frame structure will provide a 14-room educational unit, a large social unit, and sanctuary to be built on an acre and a half lot of the M. E. Clapper subdivision.

The 124 by 32 foot educational unit and 38 by 80 foot social unit will be erected immediately. The social unit will be used for worship services until the completion of the sanctuary. Upon completion of the sanctuary unit, the social unit will be used as a recreation hall and gym for the community. Architect ia E. J.

Callahan. Volun teer workers will donate much of the labor. The Middle Grove Community Church ia an outgaowth of the American Sunday School Union which hai conducted a Sunday School in the Middle Grove School House since 1942 with Peter J. Becker, missionary. The present church was organized by The Rev.

F. E. Fisher, retired E. U. minister, on March 27, 1955, with 30 charter members.

The present Sunday School attendance is 125. memoership la 54. The average Baptist Head To Deliver Talk in Salem Guest speaker Sunday at Cal vary Baptist Church will be Dr. Elmer C. Adams, executive secretary of the Oregon Baptist con vention.

Dr. Adams, who came originally from Massachusetts, has been in executive work for many years, having served the Utah, Idaho and Montana area for six years before coming to Portland. For several years he has been a trustee of Linfield College. He was honored with a degree of Doctor of Divinity from the Berkeley Baptist Divinity school At the 11 o'clock worship hour Dr. Adams will speak on "The Most Important Test." In the evening at 7:30 his topic will be "India Needs God." Dallas Church Present Drama Stateamaa News Servlre DALLAS, Ore.

About 20 young people of Dallas Foursquare Gos pel Church will present a drama, "The Missing Christians," at the church Sunday and Tuesday evenings at 7:45. The Rev. Percy Philp, pastor, Is director of the play. N. St and Oalaee lev.

K. laKkelsr, Paeea 45 a.m. Swaday Schaat 11 a.m. "A House For The lord" 7:30 p.m. Tho Crowning Sorvico of Our Lord's Day HAPPY SINOINO OOOD MUSIC A FRIENDIY WEICOMI "Tho Groat Physician" Welcome To Evangelistic Temple ASSEMBLY OF GOD Market and Park L.

A. Larson, Pastor 0:45 a.m. A Friendly Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Inspiring Worship Service 2:30 p.m. Salem Academy Choir 6:30 p.m.

Youth Fellowship Hour 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. Missionary film. "Four Hundred Million Heartbreaks" Bible Meditation League Church in Salem year and preached eacn flay to crowds of from 4,000 to 20,000 people, from the tip of South India to the Himalayas in the extreme northern part. They took many colored slides and movies of their extensive trip.

They visited the Shah of Iran and Queen Soraya and were allowed to take many pictures of them In Bombay. They also bad many conferences with Indian officials and members of Parliament. They spoke in many college and universities throughout India. In South India they had discus sions with Indian Communists. The Rev.

Wyatt will be presenting some of the political views of some of the Indian leaders in relationship to the American foreign pol icy. On their way home they visited the Arab countries and the Holy Land during the Easter season. They were in the Holy Land during the recent uprising. Tht Rev. Wyatt preached in Beirut, Lebanon and in Cairo, Egypt.

They were well received by the Moslem people and they are now being urged to return for evangelistic meetings throughout the Islamic nations. They also visited a number of the countries of Europe and were in England at the time the Russian officials arrived there and saw the British reaction to this visit. This evening they will show some of the pictures they took in India. The Rev. Wyatt has several speaking engagements throuhout the United States, which includes many missionary conventions.

He leaves next week for Los Angeles. Presbyterian Choirs Plan Vesper Rite A Vesper Service of selected an thems used during the year by the choirs of First Presbyterian church will be sung at a special Music Vesper Service at the church at 4:30 Sunday afternoon. The choirs are under the direc tion of Prof. Don Gleckler with Mrs. Gleckler as associate in charge of the children's and youth choirs.

The Covenant and Crusader choirs and the Senior and Westminister choirs will ting. The Cantata "Gallia" with Mrs. Clorindsf Topping, soprano, as so loist, will be presented by the Senior choir. Mrs. Ralph Dobbs will be at the organ.

A reception for the choir members and friends will be held in the Social hall of the church at the conclusion of the Vesper service. Junior Choir Plans Concert The Junior Choir of First Methodist church will give a concert Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Carrier room of the church, Dr. Brooks Moore, pastor, has announced. Mrs. Genevieve Mickenham is director and Miss Marcia Humphrey is avvompanist.

In addition to the concert gold pins will be presented for attend ance. United Brethren Crusade Begins Mission Street United Brethren Church Launched its "Every Member Evangelism Crusade" this weekend with the Rev. Donald Hall as evangelist. Services were held Friday and are planned this evening and on Sunday. New Congregation To Hold Service First services for a new congregation, the Church of the Spirit, have been announced for Sunday by the Rev.

W. G. Wilson, pastor. Services will be held at 1643 A Street in Salem at 2:30 p.m., he announced. 5 GAZERS POLLAN Activity Guide JW It Iht Hon.

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Lloyd Hockett is arranging for a group of from 12 to IS to be present in their native costumes and to present a part of the program. Dr. Mark Talney, executive secretary of the Oregon Council of Churches with offices in Portland will be present to induct the new officers who are to be elected that night. This is a dinner meeting to which all Protestant church members of Salem are urged to attend. Reservations for the dinner should be phoned in to the office of First Methodist church.

Rev. Gross to Resign Post The Rev. H. W. Gross will re tire from the pastorate of St.

John's Lutheran church in Salem in August after holding the post for 45 years. His retirement will mark 50 years in the Christian ministry. Under the Rev. Gross' leader ship, St. John's church has shown a wide growth in membership and a new church building was con structed at Court and 14th streets a few years ago.

JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 1890 Mission. pjn. Sunday, JEWISH Broadway and Madison. 7:30 pjn. (Friday).

KINGWOOD BIBI.B 1125 Elm. 8:45 a.m., 10:48 a 45 p.m. LUTHERAN Central Capitol and Gaines Sun-dsy school, 9:45 am, servicea 11 ajn. and 1:30 p.m. Christ 18th and state.

8:30 and 11 a m. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Grace Lutheran Lansing and Sunny view. Sunday school 8:45 a.m. Services 11 ajn.

St John's 14th and Court St. 10:30 a m. St Mark 343 N. Church. Sunday school 8:30 a.m.

Worship 11 ajn. MENTAL SCIENCE 370 Klngwood Avt. Classes 8 p.m. Friday. fMETHODIST First Church and State.

8:30 and 11 am. Jason Lee Winter and Jefferson. 9:45 and 11 a.m. Leslie Commercial and Meyers. 11 a.m., 7:30 p.m.

Mornincslde Methodist Chnrek Sunday School 9:45 a m. and aervlces at 11 a.m. each Sunday. West Salem 3rd and Gerth. 11 a and 7:30 pm.

NAZARFNI First 13th and Center. 10 a.m., 1:30 pjn. OPEN BIBLE STANDARD M.M N. Commercial. 11 a.m., p.m.

PILGRIM HOLINESS 2285 Carlton. 11 a 1:30 m. PRESBYTERIAN First Winter and Chemeketa. 8 45 a 11 a.m. REORGANIZED rHt'RrH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTt'R DAY SAINTS lith and Chemeketa.

11 a.m.. Ipm. 8ALEM BIBLE CHt'RCR 2'j miles east on Center 11 a.m. and 7 JO p.m. SALVATION ARMY 241 State.

11 a.m. 7 30 p.m. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Summer and Hood. 9 30 and 11 am. SPIRITUALIST First 1320 Madison.

7 30 pm. TRUTH CENTER 1148 Court St Sunday School 10 a.m.. Worship 11 a.m. UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP YWCA. 10:30 am.

UNITED RRETHREN First 1145 Mission SI. Worship 11 a m. WERI.EY AN METHODIST 15th and Mill St. 11 a m. and 8 pm.

SALEM TRUTH CENTER 1149 Court St. Sunday 10 s. m. Sunday Srhool 11 a. m.

Worship Metaphysical Lerture Wednesday 8 p. m. Lecture Mr. Wesley Ferguson Prayer Clinic Metaphysical Library Book Store Monday Friday. 124 Statesman News Servtr.

MIDDLE GROVE Ground breaking ceremonies for the new Middle Grove Community Church will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. on the church lot on Daniel Street, one block south of Silverton high way. The Rev. T. R.

Buzzard, super intendent of the Pacific Northwest Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, will have charge of the service, assisted by conference officers. The Rev. Floyd Sartwell, executive director of the Board of Missions of the Rev.Kciser To Discuss Role of Pastor "The Romance of the Ministry" will be the topic of the sermon at First Congregational Church at 11 a.m. Sunday. Dr.

Julian Keiser will speak of adventures and observations during his 15 years in the ministry. Included in the service will be the baptism of infants. On Tuesday at I p. m. church officers 'Will meet in the junior chapel to discuss new proposals for "Our Christian World The speaker will be Dr.

lone Catton, executive of the Congregational Missions Council in Chicago. Also on the program will be Dr. Paul A. Davies, conference minister and superintendent. On Wednesday at p.

m. the monthly covered-dish Fellowship is planned. Youth Groups Plan Banquet The Rev. Edward Baseler of St Stephen's Luther Church, Glad stone, will speak at the Pocket Testament Movement ban quet sponsored by the Luther Leagues of Central Lutheran, Christ Lutheran and Grace Luth eran churches Sunday evening. The dinner will be served at Grace Lutheran church beginning at 5:30 p.m.

Joan Marsh will present the pocket testament movement and will conduct the closing consecrat on service. Young people from the participating Luther Leagues will present the banquet program. Children's Hour Services Planed The Rev. Arthur Nickel, Child Evangelism Fellowship missionary to Great Britian, will conduct "The Children Happy Hour" at Kingwood Bible Church May 20-25. Special features of the hour will be, singing, object lessons, flan-nelgraph stories, contests, and prizes The Sunday Happy Hour will be from 2 to 4 p.m.

and Monday through Friday from 7 to p.m. The Rev. Nickel will also be speaking at the morning service and the evening gospel hour at church Sunday. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Down Town the Tall White Spire 9:30 and 11:00 a. m.

Pentecost Sunday Communion Meditation by the pastor Brooks H. Moore, Minister FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHEMEKETA AND WINTER "What Do You Expect of God?" By Dr. Poling ANTHEM VESPER SERVICE 4:30 P.M. Presented by the Four Choirs Mr. and Mrs.

Don Gleckler, Directors Mrs. Ralph Dobbs, Organist Two Services: 9:45 aod II a.m. KOCO 10:00 a. m. HEAR A Preocher Prom tilt Deep South DR.

HINTON ASKEW Intorattinf end Dynamic Proochof Nightly, Except 7:30 O'Clock Also Sundoy 11 8j.m. Through Next Sunday, May 27 Special Music FREE METHODIST CHURCH Market at Winter M. Millar, Pastor Church Slates Guest Pastor At Falls Gty Statesmaa News Service FALLS CITY-The Rv. S. Ar-rctt of Newberg, father of the Rev.

Paul Arnett, will speak at Falls City Free Methodist Church Sunday morning. The elder Rev. Arnett was an active minister for 40 years and for several years was superintendent of the Alberta, Canada. Conference of the Free Methodist Church. On June 10 the guest speaker for both morning and evening services will be the Rev.

Lester Moore who is the northwest director of the World Gospel Missions under the direction of the Holiness Missionary Society. He will show films for the evening services. The Rev. Marion M. Mohr of Dallas will be the speaker for the 9 30 a m.

services at Falls City Seventh Day Adventist Church on Saturday. Adventists Tell Service Plans Sabbath School at Seventh Day Adventist church will be conducted at 9:30 a m. today in all departments of the church. Pastor H. A.

Peckham's sermon at 11 a.m. will emphasize "The Abiding Gift of Prophecy." The Missionary Volunteer Society, which is the young peoples' department of the church, will meet at 4 p.m. Featured will be B. M. Rice and his two sons, in a trumpet trio from Portland and the Stone Tower male quartet and Harold Turner, music director of Stone Tower Evangelistic Center.

STAR Br CLAY ytf) MAR 22 SMI Your Doily According awi in i ip a us si APOSTOLIC JBSUS NAM! CtnUr, 11 a.m., I p.m. ASSEMBLY 08" OOD Central Cottage and Hood. 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Eraniellstie tmpl Park and Market, 11 a.m., 1:45 p.m.

The Chapel Falrvlew Ave. and Bluif St. 11 III, 7:49 pjn. BAPTIST Bethel Cottafe and D. 11 a.m..

1:30 p.m. Calvary Liberty and Miller. 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m. Capital Baptlrt 5000 Lanstnf. Sunday school t.ii ia Servicea 11 1:45 p.m.

rtrit Liberty and Marlon. 11 am 1:30 p.m. Immanael Hazel and Academy. 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Weit Salem Sth and Rotemoa, 11 a.m., 7 30 m. CATHOLIC St. Joseph's Winter and Chemek- ata, I. 7, 1:13, low, a m. St Vincent de Paul Myrtle ana Columbua.

1. S. MS. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. CHRISTIAN Court St.

mn ana court. 10:90 a.m., 7 JO p.m. first Cottafe and Marlon. 10:45 a.m.. 7:30 p.m.

CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY Alliance Sth and Calnei. 11 a.m.. 7:30 m. CHURCH or CHRIST Central Cottage and Chemeketa. 10:50 a.m., 7:30 p.m.

WEST SAI.IM CHURCH OF CHRIST Cite Hall. 11 a.m.. 7 30 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Ftrit Liberty ana cnemeiteia. 11 a.m., 8 m.

CHURCH OF GOD Flrit Lancaster and Glendale. 11 a m. and 7:30 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD, The 40 S. 72nd.

II a.m., 7 48 m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY 1580 S. 20th. 11a 7 45 pm. CHURCH Or JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Sth and Madison, 8 a 8:30 pm.

CONGREGATIONAL First Cottaee and Marlon. 11 a Knlrht Memorial 19th and Ferry. tl am. EPISCOPAL St. Paul's S.

Liberty and Myers. 9:30, 11 am MISSION OF ST. PAUL'S VFW Hall, 830 Hood 9 a m. EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED 'Bethany Capitol and Marlon 11 a.m. EVANGELICAL UNITED RRETHREN Ens lewood 17th and Nebraska.

1 a.m 7 :30 m. First Summer and Marlon. 10:50 a 7:30 m. FAITH TABERNACLE 1308 N. Sth.

11 a 7 45 m. FOURSQUARE 4M 19th 11 a 7:49 m. FREE METHODIST Winter and Market 11 1:50 p.m. FRIENDS Highland Avenue Church and Highland. 11 a.m..

1:30 pm. South Salem Commercial and Washington 11 a.m.. 7 JO pa. FULL GOSPEL PENTECOSTAL Calvary Chapel 1143 N. Liberty 11 a 7:45 FuU Gospel Mlsslou aoi N.

Lib erty. 10 a 7:45 Jesus Name Pentecostal 1175 Lewis. 11 a.m., 7:45 pm KEMIM8IR THI SAI8ATM DAY" SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH NORTH tUMMII AT HOOD ST. Services Saturday Sabbath School 9:30 a.m. Preaching 1 1 :00 a.m.

Youth Mttring 4:00 p.m. MINISTER HO. H. A. PICKHAM' A Meet Cardial Wekwna Awaits Tss Salem's Singing Church To develop mesjog.

tor Soturday, reod words corresponding to numbers ot your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Wr.it 31 UpMt 41 7e 2 You 32 Favored 62 And 1 Or 33 liro 43 Say Onward Counts Every Stream To Find at Last the Sta Each spirit, too, journey where may through life, finds st last Its eternal home. A funeral servico 1 The Apostolic Faith of Dallas Services 4:00 p.m. Sunday I should bespeak ot wiv4bought, l.VIAII VM3-77 34-6CI -V74-7B-84 81 jf TAUlUt 0r Ji t- 3-14-21 Hfodltrooj 34 5 CVnondt 3 r2J42 48 6 May 36 7 Finonciot 37 8 And 38 9 You 39 10 Occupotlonol 40 11 (mint 41 -Moy 'ij 13 ptci 43 14 Contact 44 15 Dealt 4 16 Center 44 MAY JUNE 37 iPA-ottgr CANCn 8 juNi a AAV 73 17 UrpKteo1y47 lf47.50.-67 rl077-81 83 18 Con 19 Your 20 St 21 Fntndl 22 Art 23 Srad 48 49 50 51 52 uo MAY 34 "at-AUS 33 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 -7) 9.26-30 3 V'61 71 24 Matiert 25 Intrgitt 26 Advontt 27 An 28 PoMible 29 On vteoo AU4 34 Forth. 60 Observant of Every Wish, Heedful of Every Need MAX WYATT PRESENTS SATURDAY, P.M.

AN HOUR OF COLORED PICTURES OF INDIA A never to be forgotten story of Miracles and Missions. The Wyatts just returned from Evangelistic Meetings in India. You will see some of the great crowds, the many healings and also part of the panorama of India. Sunday 11 A.M. Worship Sunday Srhool 9:45 A.M.

Evangelism Snnday P.M. Hear Brother Wyatt Sunday Roth Services A Spiritual Welcome at Salem' Independent Church FAITH TABERNACLE 130S North Sth ot Gaines CLOUGH Salem Woman's Club 460 N. Cottage Street (One Blwk laet af Meier fr.nk Sldf 20-piece Orchestra Mixed Chorus Special Singers, Testimonies, Old-Fashioned Preaching NO COLLECTIONS -ffpMm 6-3741 Eft 14-Hr. Phone: 3-9139 pM73 44-5S-4J0-8B 20S S. Church at Ferry I.