Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-07


street. l. G, and Ida ]. Lee, minis
ters bible school at 10 a. m''
Clifton Ross. superintendent. Out
school is growing, but we sui nav
room for more. Glasses for all ages
under the care of competent teach-
arc Our new church Is nearly com.
nlated and we have q number oI
excellent class rooms. Morhins
worship and preaching at J. T. ~,
Christian Endeayor at 6:3V anu
nreaching at 1880 p. m. BfDie class
taught by Mrs. Lee, meets a. tiio
narsonage, 915 Highland avenue,
on Monday at 1880 p. m. Frayei
meeting on Thursday at 7:SV p.
m. We are expecting to have the
seats for the new church In tline
70 dedicate on the first Sunday IN
February, following with revlval
meeting with Rev. i. {. Hlnsna",
yearly meeting superintendent Oh
evangelistic and pastoral work, as
evangelist. Further notice will ap-
pear later. The public is cordlally
Invited to all our services.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
Corner 18th and Ferry, Clayton
Judy minister. Combined school
and church service, Mrs. B. e. Ed
wards, superintendent, 10 a, M
we emphasize the place of relig-
ious education and place it on a
par with worship by combining
them. If you are looking for
school to enter, we invite you 10
come and see us. Visitors and new
pupils always welcome. Our spe-
cial features will interest you. In
termediate Christian Endeavor,
Robert Ashby, president, and the
senior Endeavor, Arthur Martin,
president will meet in separate
rooms at $50 p. m. Evening serv-
ice of song and worship at 1880.
This will be a special young peo-
pies evening. An installation of
the newly elected officers of both
the intermediate and senior soci-
eties will take place. The sermon
will be addressed to young folks,
based on the thought, ''The Hope
of the Future" A me ting of the
mems class will be held Tuesday
evening. w A. Marshall will speak
and the glee club quartet will sing.
You are welcome to all our serv-
ices.
FIRST BAPTTST-William T.
Milhken, D. D., pastor, A mems
prayer meeting is held at $40 in
the Agoga room, ard at 9:45 the
Bible school opens; superintend-
ent, Edward Schunke. Morning
Worship at II and evening worship
at 1880. Morning theme, "The
Astounding Life" Evening sermon,
Watch Us Grow or Boosting with
Nothing to Back it," B. Y. P. u. at
$50. Senior and second division
tonic: Utilizing Opportunities"
Intermediates meet downstairs
leader, Alex kesheimer. topic.
Jesus, the Children's Friend. ,"
Pastors Bible class for adults at
$50. Lesson, Acts 1918. Cottage
prayer meetings will be held on
tuesday evening and meetings
preparatory to al evangelistic
meetings on Wed asday, Thursday
and Friday of this week. On Sun
day next Rev. Geo. Fl. Lehigh. d.
d. of Olympia, Wash. for years
state evangelist in Indiana and
southern California, will begin a
series of meetings, to last for at
least two weeks. DR. Dehigh is an
evangelist of international note
and his coming will mean much to
evangelical Christianity in the CITY.
LESLIE METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL-South Commercial and NV
ers streets. H. F. Pemberton, pas
tor. Sunday school meets at 9:45
a. M, E. A. Rhoten, superintend-
ent, assisted by a corps of earnest
and able teachers New classes are
being formed and other signs of
growth and progress are in evil
dence. You are invited to attend.
Epworth League meeting at $50
p. m. deepening of interest and
an increase in numbers indicate a
stronger league, Prof. ] p. Mat
thews of Willamette university will
address the meeting Sunday night,
All young people will be welcome.
Morning preaching service at II.
Sermon subject. "Borderland Chris
tlans,' Evening meeting a t7:3O
subject, "a f ght for a Gift" You
VIII be cordially welcomed at these
services Good fellowship and a
homelike greeting. Junior league
at 3. Prayer meeting and Bible
study Thursday evening at 1880.
An unusual meeting with an open
discussion of some of the great
teachings of the book.
FIRST CHRISTIAN = Center