Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-12

successful meetings ever held IN
Western Oregon. The camp is packed
with an immense crowd of people
who have come in to spend the week
end with the campers. Evangelist A.
j.. Bell of this city will speak tomor-
row ut the 1880 hour on The Pass
ing of Human Glory" Al the 2;3O
hour Prof. T.. J. Hibbard of Portland
will address the campers. His sub
ject will be- What Think Ne Of
Christ? Whose Son is HEP" Evan
gelist l.. X. Dickson will preach at
the o'clock hour His subject viii
be. "The Climax of Human History
Is Armageddon Past or Future? Has
the Last War been Fought"
They are expecting to have large
baptism in the willamette sometime
Sunday.
S. JOHNS EVANGELICAL LCTH-I
eran church, 10th and A street. En-
glewood, II. W. Gross, pastor. Ser
vices begin at 1880 a. m. Sunday
school mt 9;30. evening at 1880. Sun
day school and evening services are
in English.
GOOD SAMARITAN. MISSION
Meeting at w. C. 7. T. hall corner
South Commercial and Ferry street.
Sunday y. m The Lost and Saw
ed Hunter will speak. Subject Lost
in the Forest OF Sin and the Way
out" Come everybody.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Regular
services Sunday. At the morning serv-
ice children's day will be observed by
Il program of music and recltations. A
cordial welcome is extended to all
these services. Thomas S. Anderson,
minister.
SWEDISH TABERNACLE - Fiji
teenth and Mill streets, This is ou
Childrens day The sunday school
will render program in the forenoon
at II o'clock. The public is invited.
In the evening at eight o'clock Rev.
Antony e. Lind will conduct a gospel
meeting.
ST -Chemeketa and Church
strets, the Rcv. Chas H. Powell, b, d.
rector. Services for the second Sunday
after Trinity: 1880 a. m, holy com
munion; 9:45 a. m, church school; ii
a. m. morning prayer and sermon;
D. m, evening prayer and address
Everybody welcome
CATHOLIC Communion mass at
1880 a, m, high mass and baccaeaur-
cate sermon for Sacred Heart academy
hy the pastor al 1880 a. m. At the
hiah mass the academy will sing a
mass especially prepared for the occa-
sion. Benediction viii follow last mass
Everyone welcome. Durin3 TIC sun-
i,er months there viii be no high mass
sung, but two low masses. one at 1880
n m ana the other at 1890 a. m.
Bcnedlction win follow the carly mass.
FIRSr CHRISTIAN Centor u~o
H!gh streets Leland W. Putnam, pass
tor. Bible school session ut 9;45 a. m.
Morning worship at II o'clock add
dresses by Missionaries David Byerlee
and Mrs. Byeree, nee Vic Cave, These
young people are on their way to Bo-
lenge, Congo, Africa, and are here Wis
itng with the Cave family at 1160
Hood street. Christian Endeavor VIII
meet at p. m. At s p- m, Chief Red
Fox Shuishu-hai Blackfoot chief
from Toppensh, washington, will be
in the pulpit for the evening services,
under charge of the brotherhood. He
and his assistant Black Hawk, will ap-
pear in full tribal costume, and Mrs
oscar Glngrich will sing during the
evening In Indian dress. No charges
VIII be mpde but the chief will develop
sentiment and support for the Christ
ian mission at Toppcnsh.
NlTED BRETHREN r. Corner
Seventeenth and Nebraska streets the
Children's day program viii be given
az 10 o'clock Sunday morning Rev
George Chapman will give a sermon
ctse on "The Life OF David especially
tr the children. Everybody is cor
dally invited to come aud enjoy the
morning. There will be preaching in
The evening az y O'Clock, Prayer meet
inp Thursday evening BE sure your
mart is taken in these services,
NAXARFNE- Nineteenth and Mar
ION streets. Regular services sunday
sunday school at 9;lb a. mr W. ~
Hardy, superintendent preaching at
n by the pastor. subject, Have You
the Visong2 Young Peoples biple
study led by Florence Wells ut Z
n,cloek and preaching in the evening
ot. o'clock There will be special
singing al these services by the smith
family from California. Beginning on
TUESDAY evening with a great evan
pelistic service the district assembly
win continue over sunday ENanse-
lstic services every evening. The olu
yosnel viii be preached, These viii be
times of salvation and you are invited
10 he prescnt. Great preaching ana
good singing Or, ], w, Goodwin gen
eral superintendent of Pasadena, can
fornia. win preside, A. Wells, pastor
Florence Wells deaconess.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL LIB
ertv and Center streets w. G. kantnef'
minister--10 a. M, sunday school w'tH
classes for all, w, |, Staley superin-
tendent IL a. m, "our own River
and the River of T.ife'' p, m, Chris
tian Endeavor, Miss Theresa Fowle,
leader: 5 p M, musical program by
the church choir, address by Rev, jas
Elvin.
FIRST CHURCH or 'df1i
ScIENTIST--Sun services held az
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