Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-20
Salem Churches
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LESLIE METHODIST EPIsCoPAL--corner sout
Commercial and Meyers streets: Horace y. Adrcf
pastor. 9:45 Sunday school. r. A. Rhoten supernten
dent. a for ali who may attend Primary dc
parment in Leslie Hall, under the direction o
Miss Fern Wells. 200 a. IN. public worship with ser
by the pastor. Theme Steps TO the Christia
option of Cod" Special music will include an an
them "4All Han Jennings. by the choir. and solo
The Ninety and Nine canpion. sung by Miss Ger
trude AIdrich. 300 D. m the Junior league VIII NEE
supervision Of Miss Marguerite GutchoW. 6:3
y. chapters Nos. and will meet. led by the pastor
topic: who is my Ccum?' 1880 song service led b,
the choir, xyophone solo by Leslie II. Springer ane
IN illustrated lecture '"The city beautiful by A. 9
Barber showing hundred and twenty slides OF
colored photography. No admission but silver Of
firing win be taken. Come!
NAzARENE cHURCH.--Nineteenth ana Marion SITS
one block south Of Center on Marion. Services-Sun
day school at s:45 e m. Preaching at = a. M anu
~ D. Young Peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m
Irayefmeeting 1880 Wednesday evening. Come over
ana enjoy an hour with A. Wells Pastor. Florence
Wells, Deaconess.
CENTRAL coNGREGATIoNAL cHURcH-cornsr
south 10 and Ferry streets. H. G. Stover, minister
sunday school a. Mrs. u. E. Edwards, super
intendent Morning sermon at IL o'clock. Christian
E,ndeavor at GAS p. The evening address will be
delivered by John H. Matthews of Seattle, Pacific
representative Of the Congregational Education
Society. public is cordially invited to attend the
Thanksgiving be given BY the choir Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock
FIRST NJ f. cHURcH.-state and Church Streets.
Services begin 9:15 with class meeting in room :.
9:45 Sunday school, Alphens Gillette, supt IL o'clock
sermon by Rev. Blaine Kirkpatrick subject THE I'm
speakable Gift" Offerory solo by prof. f. w. Keoh-
son "The Lord is My Light.
the evening at 6:3O the intermediate and senior
Epworth leagues will hold their regular services and
Miss Majorie Black will lead the intermediates and
Paul Day the Senior at 1890 Rev. Kirkpatrick will
deliver using for his text ''The Fiery Con-
quest"
The annual harvest home reception and will occur
Tuesday from 230 4:30 at the Old Peoples
Home at 144 Ferry St. All friends Of the home are
cordially invited to bring send gifts such as fruit
groceries, vegetables anything that would add note
of pleasure the "shutns." Next Sunday will be
observed the anniversary of the Womens Home Mis-
sionary Society with the annual thank offering, Rev.
kirkpatrick will. preach the sermon.
CATHOLIC cHURcH.--Masses at 1870, 900 and
high and sermon by the pastor at 1890. On
Thursday next Thanksgiving day. there will be high
mass at $500 o'clock. Sunday evening Benedction at
Z ;3O Instruction by Rev Father perouin.
PRESBYTERIAN CIIuRcH--The regular services,
morning evening the Presbyterian church will
charge Of James Elvn. secretary OF the x. NJ. G..
A. Sunday school 10 a'clack. Joseph II. Albert,
sup Subject the morning church service:-"A
Psalm OF Thanksgiving Christian Endeavor at $3.50.
Evening church service and rally Of Boy Scouts at
1880 Several troops Of Boy Scouts will attend this
service. The Elks Orchestra Of ten pieces will assist
iii the song service and viii furnish special music
rrief addresses will be delivered by Messrs Denton OF
and McCroskey The pubic is cordially invited to
attend the services of the day
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN.-Yew Park. Bible
school at 10 classes for all ages, and competent
teachers preaching by the pastor close Of school
text Look unto the whence ye hewn and to the
hole OF the pit whence We digSed." c. r. at $50
H. m. Wanda Wickizer, leader Topic The Thanks
irving habit preaching at 80, subject Shining against
light, Midweek prayer ana song service, We'd
nesday evening aat o'clock, cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all who desire to mesand worship with us
G. w. corby, Pastor,
Ey. LtITH cHURCH--East state and Eighteenth
Streets Sunday school at 9:45 q. m, Divine service
tCerman) at 1880 a. M Luther league at Z p IA.
Tnnip HOurE lla nd ifs first rSippe
Evening service tEngsh) 1870 p Visitors are
welcome. Geo. Koehler, pastor
THE ANNUAL HARVEST HOME will be held at The
Old Peoples Home, 18th and Ferry SITS. Tuesday
Nov. 2s reception will be held from 2--5 o'clock
10 which all are cordially invited Please send bring
your donations Of ruit, vegetables, cash etc.
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. scIENTIsr-44o che
riekea street, II subject Bible Soul and
Hody'. Sunday school at 9:45 a. Wednesday
ing testimonial meeting at o'clock. Reading room
200 Masonic Temple every day Sunday and
holidays from 1l;46 to p. m. All are cordially in
vited to our services and our reading ROOM
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-senment in saloon has it's
drawbacks two of which bartenders and patrol
Miss Jessie Gordon ana Miss Eva b. Brown aged
twenty-three and twenty-one and John j. Davis Of
Kansas City, Missouri, the principals of in
point. They recently opened with Lieutenants Lukes
and Garrick discussion just how close ardent love
i,iay resemble fight
,'IIe tried to make love to us" declared one of the
young ladies. after their arrest by Policemen Hayes
{. Anderson in dowtown buffet
They fighting" declared the bartender who
duty at the time. 1T three-cornered mill,
aud looked like they would wreck the place.
Miss Gordon said that she and Miss Brown had been
automobing with Davis and three ether who left
them earlier IN the evening They drinking I'M
"A Al time Davis is said have made amorous
az The girls resented with accompanying dam
age to glassware about the buffet.
Berlin. Nov 19--Although Allied Officers may goi
where they please in Germany and in high h-handea
way demand information in furtherance of the fulfil
of the Versailles Treaty it's than.less and dan
gerous undertaking for German citizens in
the spy business for the Entente,
The Munich police have arrested three young mech
ranging between nineteen thiryone years of