The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 8

8 Capital Journal, Satan, Oregon, Friday, SPt. 29, 1950 swjwiiswaisHg Woodburn Churches Prepare Parsonage For New Minister Slate Reception For New Pastor Polk Property Value Jump Held No Boon to Taxpayer Dsllas Polk county's property valuation Jumped nearly h.w million iollrs in the oast year, but this is expected to Silverton Churches Plan Active Week's Schedule Silverton Special church activities for the coming week are Including the Initiation into their regular work, two new pastori, Rev. Arthur L. Watroui irom Tacoma of Pilgrim Holiness con bring little relief to taxpayers, according to Ed C. Dunn, assessor, and Ormiston Tennis, chief deputy.

Increase in taxes is expected because of the number of bond issues voted by residents for var gregation, and Rev. Douglas Harrell of Ketchekan, Alaska, who with Mrs. Harrell attended his own congregation forenoon wor ious purposes around the coun ty. as well as levies approved. for other purposes.

Tax rates have not yet been computed. Total valuation of Polk county is figured at $16,291,910 as compared to $15,830,875 in 1949. The gain is shown despite loss of value from timber cut off forest lands and the transfer of 6,121 acres from the ad valorem tax roll and placed under reforest tion program during 1948-su. All types of personal property showed notable gains in value during the past year. Platted lands and structural improvements on both platted and un platted lands also increased.

On the other hand, non-tillable lands and timber lands showed sizeable decreases in value. Tillable lands are valued at $4,531:090 as compared with $4,530,920 last year. An increase of 265 acres is noted. Noi-tillable lands dropped from $1,449,540 to $1,410,360, al though acreage increased from 176,453 to 183,324. Timberlands decreased with the year's logging from 53,645 acres to 49,133 acres.

Value dropped according ly, from $462,080 to $418,240. Platted lands are valued at $1,155,885, as against $1,151, 350 for 1949-50. Structural im provements on platted lands are listed at $2,766,690 as compared with $2,511,300 last year. 1m provements on unplatted lands is figured at $1,524,850 as compared with $1,437,380 in 1949- 50. Total real property is 367,961 acres with valuation at 115.

Personal property showed gains in each class as follows (figures of 1949-50 are in paren theses): Movable machinery and equipment ($715,700) merchandise and stock in traded ($836,130) farming im plements. machinery and equip ment ($688,230) furniture and equipment in commercial use ($115,830) livestock and miscellaneous ($298,950) $352,770. Utilities' assessment is 735. In 1949-50 it was 925. Property tax offset allocated county schools from revenues of the personal income and corporate excise taxes will result in a reduction of 33.28 mills to prop erty taxpayers, Dunn states.

Off set funds this year amount to $542,313,26 as compared to $517,982.20 last year. Mission Festival Slated Sunday Bethany Evangelical and Reformed church, Marion and Capitol, will hold its annual mission festival Sunday. The program will consist of regular Sunday school services at 10 a.m., preaching at 11 o'clock by Ray Johnson, minister to the rural areas; a dinner at noon and a display of curios and pictures at 2 o'clock by Zeral Brown, missionary to the Dominican St. Lake's Cataeiie V. Meffsnbf.tr.

nastor. Harrison between 3rd ana sin Sunday aervlcea, 7. 10:30. Weekday mass Chareh af Gael Third and Grant SI Raymond W. Hood.

pastor. Church school. 10. worship, 11 ana z. r.

1. Christian B. Lincoln and Doud Sts, Don Priest, nastor. S. S.

10. aServlce. 1L C. 1. Evening aarvlce, I.

Methodist Youne and sts. Or ma) B. Trick, paator. Church achool, 10. Worahlp, keembly mt Gad Second and Lincoln Sts.

Lestar Gibson, pastor. S. 0:41. Preaching, 11 and T. Praa Methodist Youne and Oatch Sts.

Mrs. Rosalia B. Douglas, pastor. B. Preaching, 11 and Bethel Presbyterian 3 mites east on union senooi road, tsri k.

ronton, pastor. worsnip 19. m. m. Chareh mt Jeeas Christ mt Latter Day Salnta LO P.

hall. Sunday achool, 10. oacramvut meeiing. St. Agnea Cathalle (Habbardt Attended tended by Woodburn parish priests.

Sun- aay maasea m.jv. Paarsaaara 1107 B. Lincoln St. Arthur Ooble, pastor. S.

0:46. Worship, 11 and Monitor Cam nan I ty Pull Gospel Chareh Monitor. Rev. Samuel Murdock. outer.

8.. 10. Mornina worshlo. 11. Youna rcopie 1.

mvangeiisiie. a. Marv'a Eolseaaal E. Llnroln at a court. Rev.

t. M. Baxter, vicar. Church school, Holy communion and aajrmoo, u. Bible Baalist Pint and Oarfl.M Earl Baker, pastor.

8., 9 ii. Worship ajfvicv, 14 BUB x. lmmanuel Lutheran Harvln N. ChrUten- sen, pastor. Doud and Oswald Sts.

Worship Oefvels Presbyterian Ernest Tremblav. pastor. 8. 8., 10. Worship, 11.

C. 7:30. Tha Rearaanlaad Chareh af laana aTtari.i of Latter Day Saints Corner of Second and Garfield. Georee Oman nuinr Church achool. 10.

Preaching, 11 Zions icaiue, 7. tveciura aiuay, g. First Presbyterian Garfield and ThlfH Sts. Earl K. Penton, pastor.

8. 8, 9:45. Divine worship, 11 and 7:30. Y. Stayton Churches BiBtletRe.

Nick Sunday school, 10 Morning worship, 11. Training hour. Evening aervlca, S. Chareh af Christ Clvde Preeman. mt.

tor. Bible school. 10. Worship aervice, 11. Youth fellowship, 6:30.

Evening worship, 0 o'clock. Chareh af Christ ftM ninins. Bible study, 10. Morning worahlp, 1L Eva olng worship. S.

Met hadlst John Moranaa. nuttne Hi hi. achool 10. Worship aervice. 11.

Youth fellowship. 0:30. Evening worship, Immaealata CaneantlaH i.tta.ii. t. Math.

Jonas, pastor. Sunday services: "i i.jw uo mjXL St. Patrtck'a Cathalla iLif Leander Schneider, pastor. Summer schedule, 1st, 2nd and 6th Sunday mast, 10 tu auu viu, a a.m. Onr Lad at Laardca IJarrlaa.

Leandar Schneider, nastor. Hum map rVia. dula, 1st, 2nd and 6th Sundays mass, 8 uii ejiu, tw a.m. Baptist Bruca Wakeman najttM day achool 10. Morning worship.

11. Youth fellowship, 1. Evening aervlca. t. Chareh af Christ Wm a Uni min.

uter. Bible school 10. Morning- worahlp 11 Junior meeting, T. Young people' meet- ing. 7.

evening service, g. Methedlst Rev. Pr-mnnl iil Sunday achool 10. Mornlnt worship, Junior fellowship. 0.

Youth fellowship 7 o'clock. Assau'ly of Gad Stayton. Rey. P. Walcher.

paator. Sunday school 0:48 Mornini worship service. 11. Evantellatlc srv-c. 8 ml Young people'a moating.

7 p.a Mill City Churches First Presbyterian Dr. D. J. Fer.iu.fn minister. Sunday school, 10.

Miss Alice Smith, superintendent. Morning church service 11 o'clock. Observance of world communion. Special music. Bible study for young people Friday, 0:30.

Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30. First Christian nihla rVinl aw Carl Chance, superintendent. Morning' worship 11 o'clock. Christian Endeavor, Evening church service Church Kervlcei in charge of Kirk Wlrlck and Tom Shelton, students. 1.

Catherine CatholicFather C. Mil pastor. Bunday mass 8. Confeslona heard before mass. Free nnniri Sunday achool 10.

Horning aervlcea 11. Evening worship, 7:30. U.aasaall7 Rev. w.yn. Watklna.

pas. ir. Sundav arhool ll. unmtn. aarvlc.

11 o'clock. Evenlnt worship, EUB Church to Hold Communion The First Evangelical United Brethren church at Marion and Summer streets, will observe World Wide Communion next Sunday at the 11 o'clock Worship service as well as at the 7:45 p.m. Evangelistic service. The minister, Rev. Wilmer N.

Brown, will be speaking at both services. Salem fA dlturclied iMiMik. Cwareh af Jesas Christ of Latter Pay Buala evenieenin aao ini meketa Sts. Oao. w.

speed, pastor. church school. 10. communion service, 11 rrayer aervice, Knltht Memerlel Ceacragatlenal Nina- teenth and Ferry streets. Louts I.

White. minister, sunaay school. am. airs. uaugneny, aupt.

Morning worsnip. 11 a.m. with Communion service la observ ance of World-Wide Communion Sunday, Bermon subject "The Oolden cord." Chil dren a story "Echoes." Church-time nur sery. Pilgrim fellowship groups lor Junior high and senior high young people. p.m.

Mouoa pMtura, oecona cnanee, 1.30 p.m. Faith Latherast tftOI River Road, Oeorge L. Holm qu 1st, pastor. Divine wor snip services. 11 a.m.

sermon: "vnm bora. One Faith, One Baptism" Eph. 4: AAult baptism, confirmation, child baptisms and Holy Communion will be ad ministered. Sunday church achool. promotion day program, a.m.

Luther league youth group devotional meeting, rir.l at Win- Ur. Cheater w. Hamblln, paator. John L. Oood.nbereer, aealatant paator.

Church icnool, a.m. J. J. Fltaalmona. aunt.

Two mornlnc aervlcea, and 11 n.m. What la ralth'a Aeturn?" Sermon br tne minuter. riral Ca.reh ml the Neaarene lth and Center atreeta. Kuaene atowe. naatar.

Bun. dar achool. a.m. klornlnf aervlca. 10:50 a.m.

communion aervice. evening aarvlce. 1:30 Dm. Sermon aublect. "Ichabod ar aoeneaer.

Saint Fiat's Episcopal Church and Che elceta streets. Rev. Oeorae H. Swift. reeior.

noiy communion (in the chapel i. 7:30 a.m. Junior church and cliaaai 9:30 a m. Nursery school In parish house. i a.m.

noiy sucnarist ana sermon. a.m. Christ Lutheran 1780 State street. C. R.

Schuls, pastor. Sunday church achool at a.m. Divine worsnip ana Holy com munlon at 11 a.m. Luther league at p.m. Weslevasi Metbadlst lath end Kill Ht uien raiti, pastor.

Sunday school. 10 a.m. Morning worship. It a.m. Young peoples meeting, p.m.

Evening aervice, 7:30, Mark Evantelleal Latheren 343 M. Church street. Rev. U. A.

Oetiandaner. D.D., pastor. Ulss Helen Corwln. Darlsh worker. Early church service, 4:30 a.m.

Sunday school (or all, 8:45 a.m. Worship service, 11 a.m. The sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated at both worship services. Luther leiam mts d.ju p.m. at uii cnurcn Sunday.

First Baalist Church Uarlnn at T.lh. Streets. Dr. LlOVd T. Anderaon.

Paatnr Sunday School. with classes lor ail axes. Morning worship, 11:00 o'clock. "Sacrament or Pastor Ander son. Youth meetings.

Evening gospel service, "Do We Need Repentance syu.yr -no ajucsi Missionary speaker. Mr. Ray Johnson of the "Life Messengers." Halbert Memorial Hant.il rhnh uiiBiRMB norm or unaerpasa on Highway 99E. Rev. E.

Brlckwedel, paator. Sun- lay school, 9:45 with classes for all aa Morning worship. 11:00 o'clock, pastor speaking. Young peoples league, 1:30 Evening gospel aervlca, 7:30. Poar Corners Bestial Charrh Mat inri Elm streets.

Rev. Victor L. Loucka. naatnr Sunday school. 9:45 with classes for alt ages.

Morning worship, 11:00 o'clock, pastor speaklnt. Young peoples league, 6. 30. Evening gospel aervlca 7:30. Salem Helchts Church Branch nf wir.t Baptist.

Libertv and Marirnna Ur Hiebert, pastor. Sunday school, 10:00 with classes for all ages. Morning worship, 11:00 o'clock, pastor speaking. Evening gospel service, 7:45. Christian and MlssUnarv Allia rh.h North 5th and Gaines.

R. J. Abrams, minister. 9:45 a. m.

Bible school. 11 a. "Where Hen Find 1:30 Guest speaker. Rev. Peter Becker American Sunday School Union.

First Christian Church Hteh anrl ren ter. Minister, Dudley Strain. Youth dlrec minisier or unristian Education, Carl Oelder. Church school, Rally Day. Morning worship and communion.

union eunaay, sermon, 'Beelnnlna With ni.rft. Communion to shut-Ins, CYF at the rtiurch, 3:00. Youth program, 0:00. Adult Bible StudV. dlrarlert B.l UAii.

way. Evening worship service, Sermon "Making Our Christianity Dudley Strain. ro.rl Street Chrl.li.n rh.l. and Court, w. H.

Lyman, mlnlater. Bible Mnlai or.nlp hour at 10:50. Sermon aubjeet. "God and 1" eirlatlen Endeavor hour at 8:30. Evening aervice at 7:30.

n.lhanv Evane.ll.al A ft Marlon and Capitol Sts. Rev. Ruaaell Mayer, paator. Ml.ilon Festival Oct. 1.

10:00 Bundav erhMil ii-aa Bay Johnaon. Mlulonary to rural n.r.i.. ui 1 100 Forein Umion aervice. Zeral Brown mlulonarjr to the Dominican Republic tel and Oalnei. a.

1 Sundav achool (or all aiei. 'uornlni worahlp with Holj Communion 11:00. Sunday evenlnt aervice. 1:30. Bethel n.Btl.i at atreet.

Rudolph Woyke. paator. Bible hool at a 4S for Worahlp aervice and communion at J'eachlni on the topic. "Lord it at 7:30 I. IU brln, a 'Beatitude, ot Revelation." rire-liM home.

mJlcJ' In.llt.le at ii.ii.i.n. Wom.n a club. Stevens. Sundav achool. in Topic, Techniques ot Spiritual Healln'i.

Slrsl Evane.li.al Where Marlon croasea Summer. Rev. Wll-mer H. Brown, pastor. Sunday achool Communion.

Sermon subject. "Renewed Elrst Chareh mt rai.t at 30 end II. Mornidg service at 11 Lesson -sermon subject; Nur wry lor children under 3 during the morning service. Even in? service at g. Lesson -aermon subject: Ural Cottage St.

Club Bldg I Bey' Ii Pfitr. Ber- lea at 1:30 p. m. Baptist Rally Day Independence Sunday, October 1, is Rally Day in the First Baptist church and In the Sun day school as well. Rev.

J. R. Turnbull of Salem will be the guest speaker at the morning service and will also render a solo. Amity Rev. and Mrs.

AJrlsn Taylor and children Kenneth John and Gerald have arrived in Amity where Rev. Taylor will assume his duties as new" pastor at the Assembly of God church. The Taylors, who come here Irom Tigard, are at present living in the Klik apartments, but will move into the new parsonage as soon as It is read ied. Young people of the church are redecorating the parsonage which is the old Joy Tucker property recently purchased by the congregation. The young folk have also undertaken another project the canning of surplus fruits and vegetables which will be shipped to mis sionary workers.

Kingwood Church Has New Pastor Rev. Alexander H. Sauerwein has been called to the pastorate of the Kingwood Bible church and will assume his new duties immediately. He comes here from Portland. Sauerwein is a graduate of wheaton college, Wheaton, 111., and Dallas Theological sem inary, Dallas, Texas.

He has held pastorates in Texas, New York and Portland. Rev. and Mrs. Sauerwein have three sons, one attending Wheaton college and the others are in high school. Bethel Baptist Fireside Meeting The young people of the Be thel Baptist church are beginning a series of "Fireside" meetings after the evening service this Sunday.

This first "Fire side" will be held at the home of Sylvia Reischke, 1370 North Cottage street, Sunday evening at 9 o'clock. The informal gathering will include singing, testimonies and prayer. The meetings are open to the members and friends of the church. Discussion Meeting Regular meeting of the Unitar ian Fellowship group will be held Sunday, October 1, in the Grill room of the Marion hotel at 7:45 p.m. Silverton Churches "hrlallan anrl MlaaionarT Alliance Gor don T.

Bratvold, minister. Sunday school rallv 10. Oscar Batrum. sunt, miss uerai- dine French directing speaker. Sermon under observance of commun ion reremonlali.

Rev. Bratvold sneaking, 11. Young people's meeting 0:43. Evan gelistic service 7:43, aermon Poor Man's Doctor." Methodist Douilas Harrell. minister.

Church school, 1:45. Morning worship. 11. world wide communion service, aermon subject: the pastor speaking. Youth Fellowship, 7 followed by recreational hour.

First Christian Chareh Arthur Charles Bates, pastor. Bible school, 0:46. M. B. Ford In charge.

World wide communion service, 11, sermon: "Heart of tha Communion." Christian Endeavor, 8:30. Afterglow meeting at parsonage. Eveninc service 7:30, sermon: "In the Desert School." Trinity Latheraai Joseph A. Luthro. pastor.

Seventeenth Bunday after Trinity. Sunday achool. 10. Bible elauea. Divine worsnip 11, aermon: leal conouci ny ood'a Senior choir anthem "The Sabbath Kreutser.

Holy Commun ion administered by pastor. Luther league. 7:30. topic: "On The Mission Fields" presented by Phyllla Lively. PUgrtm Holiness Arthur L.

Watrous, InUter. Sunday school 8:45. Divine wor ship, 11, topic message "Tha Passover Young people's meeting, 7. Evening evangelistic aervlca, 8 o'clock, pastor In charge. Imsaanael Lutheran Rev.

H. O. Ran dolph, supply pastor. Sunday achool 10. divine worship, 11, sermon on World Wide Communion Day observance, supply paator speakina.

Lather Lea sue 7:80, topic niernauona niiveiurt. St. Peal's Catholle Father John J. Walsh, pastor. Masses Sunday.

8 and 10, week days 8:30 excepting Saturday at 7:30. Chrlallan Sclenea Sunday achool 0:46. Service. 11. Charrh af Jesas Christ of Latter Day Saints Sunday achool 10, evening service 7.

Chareh af Gad E. E. Nicks, minister. Sunday school. 10.

Worahlp 11, sermon by mlnloter. Young people meet at 7. Evangelistic aervlca 8. Amiem btv af God Melv.n Am. pastor.

Sunday school 10. Worship hour 11. sermon by pastor. Young people meet at 7. Evangelistic service, g.

rfcirrh mt Christ L. M. VW. psstor. Mfft at MWA-RNA hall.

Bibl study. 10. Communion afttr 11 o'clock sermon by pssior. Soni stnrlet to Bvtnlnf sermon, Msrssin nl MsUlls J. 8.

Ktnda.ll. psHtor. Church school ind sermon fortnoon at Marquam, afternoon at Molslls, Sftventh nsy Advent 1st Elder Biisffnsr, Salem, and Hsrold Johnson in local charts. Sabhath school. Saturday, Morning worsnip, ii, eaiuraav.

Calvary lathers. Arvid L. Hokonson. pastor. Sunday school and Biol class 10.

Holy Communion service, 11, sermon: "Clod's Luther Laaiue. 7. 'Second Chance' Knight Memorial "Second Chance" a dramatic film, based on an original Faith Baldwin story and produced in Hollywood, will be shown at the Knight Memorial Congregational church at 7:30 Sunday night. No admission will ba charged. The picture is described as provoking, gripping, inspiring, dramatic and humorous" by the reviewers.

It depicts the life of Ed and Emily Dean, a young married couple. Set Ordination Rites At Liberty Church Liberty Donald Johnson will be ordained to the ministry at the Liberty Christian Church of Christ on Sunday, Oct. 1, at 3:00 o'clock. He is a former Liberty boy and has attended the Northwest Christian College at Eugene. Several visiting pastors will participate in the service, and his brother, Rev.

Jess Johnson, will preach the ordination cere mony. He will travel from Indianapolis, to do the honors. Treasured Music Manuscripts Found Rome Italy. Sept. 29 U.R) Two of the world's most treasured music manuscripts Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and Mozart's Magic Flute opera have been located in communist Poland after a 10-year search, the director of the American National Arts foundation said today.

Carlton Smith said the famed musical works were located and would remain in the Benedictine Abeby in Hgrussau, Silesia, now a part of Poland. He said the manuscripts were taken from the Berlin state library in 1944 but that no information on their whereabouts had been received until now despite various appeals and searches YOU ARE INVITED TO OBSERVE World Wide Communion at First Evangelical United Brethren Church Marion and Summer SERMON SUBJECTS 11:00 a.m. "Renewed Allegiance" 7:45 p.m. "Revival Now" Wilmer N. Brown, Minister them- Independence-Monmouth Churches firs! Baptist Cfcarah Rtr.

Vernon O. Xstebrasten, pastor. 1:45 Blblt tchool. CUihi for all. 11 Morsing worship Mr-vie.

Communion first Sunday In etch month. 0:30 Baptist Youth Fellowship. 1:30 Evenmc service. 1:30 Wednesday, prajtr hour and Blblt study. Calvary Prrabyttrlaa Chart I.

fUv. John Mood, pastor. Sunday school with class for all. 11 Morn In i worship icr- viet. touw rtuowsnip.

Flrii Rev. Myron roiut, minuter. 10 eunaay senooi. Morning worship service. Thursday, choir rshtanaJ.

Chareh s-f est Rev. If. D. Belha, pas ir. id una at senooi.

liornina wor ship. I EvantriUtlc service. 1:46 Saturday. Community sine. Assaaakly af Qm4 Charrh Rev.

W. Ray a verm, pastor, 48 Sunday school. Morning worship. 6 C. A.

Fellowship hour. Evtmni worship. 7:30 Tuesday Youna t-fjopifj activity mini, t.jq 'inursaay, prayer meeting. 1.30 Saturday, public slngiplratlon. SI.

Patrick's Catholle Church Uaas cacn eunday at :30. Sunday school fol lowing mass. First Christian Charrh 1B95 Monmouth avert u. Rev. John A.

Hash, minister. 45 Bible school. 11 Morning worship service. Evangelistic service. Wednesday.

Bible study and prayer hour. St. Hildas Ealsceaal Charrh Rev. Cvrtl Hanney. 9 Morning service.

Holy communion first Sunday of each month. Sundav evening Canterbury club. Baptist Church No nastor at nresent. MS Sunday school. 11 Morning service.

7:30 Wednesday. Prayer service. Assembly of Ged Cbarch Corner ftth and Sts. (Across from Grade school). Rev.

W. Ray Averilt. pastor. Sunday school classes for all ages. Morning worth Id.

11, subject: "Hell ts Not the Final Abode of the Wicked." Youth for Christ C. event ne serv ce. 7:30. suhtertr "The Scripture All JnftdlU and Atheist Believe." Dallas Churches First Christian Kenneth Johnston, pastor. Sunday school, Morning worship.

11. Sermon, "The Church of Christ at Work Our World." Christian Endeavor, 0:30. Evangelistic service. 7:30. Sermon, "The Christian and First Baalist E.

J. Sehroeder. nastor. Sunday school, 1:45. Morning service, 11.

Baptist training union, 6:30. Evening service, 1:30. Evangelical United Brethren R. William Elmer, pastor. 60th Anniversary Sunday.

Bible school, Morning worship. 11. Reception of members. Infant dedication and sermon by Dr. C.

P. Gate, "The Alpha and Omega." Anniversary rededlca-tlon aarvlce, 3:30. Sermon by Or. Gates. Apostalle Faith Forrest Damron.

pas-ir. Sunday school. 9:30. Mornlna wor ship, 11. Evening aervlca.

1:50. Evangelical Mennanlte Brethren A. P. Toewa. pastor.

Sunday school. Morn ing worsnip, ii. Bermon, Tne Funnel ol Faith." Evening service. 1:30. Mennanlte Brethren O.

H. Jsntzen. pastor. Sunday school, 9:45. Thanksgiving and Missionary service.

Afternoon ser vice. 2. ordinal ion of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fast for missionary aervlca In India.

Eve. nlnf atrvice, 1:30. Assembly af Gad Alfred R. Brown, nan- tor. Sunday school, Morning worship.

11. Christ Ambassadors, children's church and vesper service, 7. Evening service. Message by Evangelist W. O.

Ziegler. Salt Treek Baptist Emanuet Wolff, pes- ir, SundSV Hrhool. Unrnlns nr. ship, 11. Evening service, 7:30.

Christian and Missionary Alliance E. McOarvev. Bailor. Bthle lrhnni ss Worship, ll. Evening hour.

Farewell for Kav Holme who la tlln fnr ni. October 1. first Methodist Fremont Fan, naainr MYFCi.aCl,01 4 woranlP. Grace Mennenlle J. J.

Heit Maine Sunday school, .0. Morning worship, roung peopie meetings, 7:1. Evangells-tio service, f. First Presbyterian Earl William Ben- bow, D. D.

pastor. Sunday school. Service, 11. Observance of World-wide com- uiuiiiuu Dunaay, Chrlallan Science dunrlav ifh.l a-aa Service. 11.

Subject of the lesson sermon for the week la "Unreality." IWveath Dav AstVOBtLt Preatns. lr.ll. pastor, sabbath school, Service, 11. Chareh af Gad Henrv TvtBn Sunday school, 9 4ft. Mornloi worship.

11. aervicV Fearsaaere fltaal Keivist Ourney. pastors. Sunday school. 10.

Morn- wviantv, avangeiisue service, Falls City Chrlttlsn-Kenneth Mnni.r pastor. Sundav school in ship, 11. Evening worship, ft. Chareh ml Jetaa Chtlai mt I Meyer, ore Sunday school. Sacrament meetins.

Falls Cll Methfldlal Sunday school. 10 Morning hip. ll. ftalls rily Free B. Mill paslor.

Sunday school. 10. Morning service ll. Young people a meeting. 1.30.

Evangelistic service, ft. nI Oeorge Norsworlhy, pastor. Sunday school, w. Preaching. 11 Evening aervlca, 7.45.

tlekre.il a.nday Scha.l-J. N. Thlasstn upt. Sunday Khool, 9:30. Falls City Rsvrnth Day Adventlst aFw pBtor bbalh school, 9.30.

Morning service, 11. Hooper, min cer niDie rlai. lo. sermon. 11.

Com- K.rning service. 9. j. lnun M-noo o. Horn- fnt 11.

Holy B.pil.m, 10. John B.b. yaa, panor. Maj I rommT i Harmonr McMlnnvlllfj A reception Is being planned to welcome new pastor to McMinnville, Rev, Ernest W. Ralston, who has re cently moved there, having been called to the pastorate of the newly organized First Conservative Baptist church.

Rev. Ralston is a graduate of Western Baptist Theological Seminary of Portland and also of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. He was raised in the upper Willamette valley and has served Baptist pastorates in the state for the past twenty years, including Seaside, Lebanon and St. Helens. Mrs.

Ralston is also a native Oregonian, having grown up in Polk county where she graduated from the local schools and Oregon State Normal school at Monmouth, and before her marriage taught tchool in and around Albany. The Ralstons have a fine family of six chil dren. One married daughter and husband are attending Wheaton college at Wheaton, 111. One son is attending Oregon State college, and a son and daughter in high school and another son and daughter in grade school at McMinnville. The Ralston family is greatly beloved by a host of friends in the various communities where he has preached.

The reception will take the form of an open house Sunday afternoon, October 1, from 3 until o'clock at the temporary meeting place of the church, the Harry Worthley residence, 135 Irvine street, (corner of 2nd) in McMinnville, with a short program planned to commence about 3:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend and it is expected that many of the local church folk as well as pastors will take this opportunity to become acquainted with Rev. and Mrs. Ralston and family, and to welcome them. Missionary Speaker Af Baptist Meetings Woodburn Rev.

Zcral Brown, missionary from the Dominican Republic mission field, will speak Friday, Sept. 29 and Sunday, Oct. 1, at the Bible Baptist church in Wood-burn, starting at 7:45 p.m. Sat urday night, Sept. 30, the speak ers will be Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Hiebert of the Salem Heights church. Rev. Brown is a native of Salem and he and his wife and children have been in the mis sion ficlc over three years. He visited Woodburn several times before leaving for his station.

He will show films of his work and the Dominican Republic field. Mr. and Mrs. Hiebert are graduates of the Bible institute of Los Angeles and have had wide experience in church work. The public Is invited to all of these services.

Rev. Earl Baker will speak Sunday at 11 a.m. on the topic ine Two-fold Ministering. Fedje to Attend Methodist Meet Rev. Roy A.

Fedie. suDerin- tendent of the Salem district of the Methodist church will be among the 700 leaders of that de nomination who will attend a nation-wide meeting in Indianapolis, Oct. 3-5. Purpose of the conference will be to hear re ports of the first two years of Methodism's "Advance For Christ and His Church" and to brief the leaders on plans for the next two years' program. The four year advance pro gram includes a nation-wide preaching and teaching mission launched last year, and emphasis upon increased missionary support through personalized giving.

Headline speakers will include Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam, New York: Bishop Arthur J. Moore, Atlanta and Bishop Gerald Kennedy, Portland, Ore. Amity Churches tlapllst Bruce a kern en, pastor. Sunday acnooi, id.

Mornini worsnip ll. Topic Turie Out the Old BYT. 1 Evening service. topic: "Salvation and santlliratlon. Chareh mt Carta! Wm.

T. Morse, pastor, it i hie school 11. Morning worship. 11. Christian endeavor, 1.

Evening aervlca, I. Melhaaslal C. ft. Davennort. minister.

Tliinrtay school. 10. Uornlni worship. 11. worm i ommumon uay.

Junior reiiow nip. 30 and MYP wtll meet (or reorfanlia- tion. AsemM? mt (Ind- Rev. A)rlsn Taylor, plor. Sunday school, t.45.

Mornini n. Youth service, T. Ivenlnt or ship. ship service as a surprise to the group, Sunday forenoon, arriv ing a week earlier than planned tor. Rev.

Warrous comes to Silver- ton highly recommended as a lecturer on oriental conditions having served as missionary in the JaDanese area and been in terned in a camp during World War II, as well as being an able conregational worker. Rev. Har rell has the honor of rslng sii- verton's youngest resident pas tor in matters of years out a man of religious education and experience far beyond his 25 years of age. Lutheran Situation Rev. Arvid L.

Hokonson of Calvary Lutheran Free church is a new arrival here, however he was installed in fitting fore noon ceremonials and an afternoon reception accorded his fam ily last Sunday and nas launcnea his year's program. The Rev. Joseth A. Luthro of Trinity Lutheran came from Alaska only a few months ago. The Imman-uel Lutheran church here is un der a supply pastor, not having received acceptance of their calls for a nastor since the resig nation, of Rev.

S. L. Almlie, some weeks ago. Of the Seventh Day Adven tists, Elder Shaffner of Salem of the local district, and Elder Harold Johnson, locally, are in general charge of Sabbath services. Prayer service is announced for Friday evenings.

Onen House Planned The Methodist parsonage home of Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Har rell, 404 S. Third street, Sunday afternoon, from 3 to 6 clock will be an open house to members and friends welcoming them to the new pastorate. Following the Youth Fellowship 7 o'clock meditation hour a recreational hour will complete the fellowship of the World Wide communion Sunday, with a social period with refreshments served.

A forenoon special love offering for the needy at home and overseas will be lifted. Christian and Misionary Alliance Sunday school rally, Sunday, at the -church, a special speaker, Is announced by Rev. Gordon T. Bratvold. Bible and Pray service Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock.

Their district conference is held at Tacoma Monday through Friday the coming week. Special Meetings Immanucl Lutheran specials are the Mizpah circle food sale i Saturday at Silverton Market, hostesses Mrs. Albert Overlund, Mrs. Daryl Johnson and Mrs. Merle Rasmussen.

Young married couples' beach week-end party Saturday and Sunday. Sunday school teachers' Monday evening 8 o'clock meeting with the Stanley Swansons, hosts. Oregon circuit Evangelical Lutheran church conference at Prineville October 2 and 3. Zion circle meets 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the fireside room. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening 8 o'clock in the fireside room.

Junior and senior choirs rehearse at 7 and 8 o'clock Wednesday. Ladies Aid Thursday, 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the fireside room, hostesses Mrs. Jul Faar and Mrs. E. Brines, lmmanuel Trinity and Calvary Lutheran Sunday school teachers' educa tion series of five meetings, the first at Silverton Calvary church, Monday, October 9.

The resuming of Afterglow services and social hour for the Christian Endcaverors is an nounced to be after evening church service, Sunday, October 1, at the First Christian church parsonage home of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Charles Bates, Pastor Absent Trinity Lutheran specials have been announced due to the absence at the southern Oregon veterans facility of Rev. Joseph A. Luthro, this week.

Special at tention, however, is called to the confirmation classes of Trinity and Immanucl to be under direc tion of Pastor Luthro, Jointly Saturday of this week, seniors, 9:00 a. m. and Juniors 10:30 at Trinity church. This ar rangement Is in effect until a regular pastor answers the call of Immanucl. All churches of town are ob serving in special morning and forenoon services the World Day of Communion, Sunday, October 1.

Calvary Lutheran Ladies Aid meets Wednesday, 2 o'clock, at church, hostesses Mrs. Waldo Rue and Misa Helen Rue. Bible study at parsonage Wednesday evening 8 o'clock, text, Book of Daniel. Choir, Thursday 8 o'clock in evening. Confirmation instruction Saturday, 10 o'clock.

Pilgrim Holiness revival service begins Wednesday evening, October 4, the regular prayer service included with this ser-1 vice, with Rev. William S. Deal, the new superintendent of the North West district of the Pilgrim Holiness church, the speaker. Services begin each evening at 7:30 o'clock at the church on South Water street. Talbat Camnafltiv marrh Tllbot, Ort- i fan.

R. Retara Irwin. paslor. Sun dav achool, 10, Lor.n Hnvrn. aupt.

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30 7:30 P.M. Senior High School Auditorium 14th and Soltm CDCC Sponsored by the Greater Salem riEC Gospel Crusade riCC Rain from Heaven Is Falling DIVINE HEALING SALVATION Hear these dynamic preachers as they minister to the needs of all present selves hundreds here been saved, healed ond filled with the Holy Ghost. FAITH TABERNACLE North 5th ot Gaines Hear tha Message of Deliverance Restoration Healing and Christ's Coming; By Donald Price and Charles Green of Baton Route, La. EACH NIGHT Eicept Monday, P.M. WELCOME The Methodist Churches of Salem INVITE YOU TO OBSERVE World-Wide Communion NEXT SUNDAY, OCT.

1ST FIRST METHODIST Slate and Church St. WEST SALEM METHODIST Third and Gerth LESLIE METHODIST So. Commercial a Meyers JASON LEE METHODIST Jefferson and Winter CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH South Liberty ot Millar OMAR N. BARTH, Paslor 11:00 "World-Wide Communion Service" ALL-DAY BAPTIST YOUTH CONFERENCE LINFIELD COLLEGE TEAM 7:30 "Messoge from Genesit," Start of "All-Out" Crusade In October TO ML. CT tt.