Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-01

AIRY ALd1IANCE-Mr and Mrs.
H. r. Caswell, leaders. Usual SER
. vices tomorrow afternoon at 632
South Commercial street, at .
o'clock; also on next Thursday af-
ternoon. April 8. at the same
place. beginning al 2:30 O'Clock.
The Tuesday evening Bible study
class which meets at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Scobee, 425
North Winter street, will be omit
ted this week.
i REFORMED-Corn Of Capt
tol and Marion streets. M. Denny.
minister. Sunday school 10 a. m.
! Preaching service (German) IL a.
m. No evening service.
i MARION COUNTY HOLINESS
\ ASSOCIATION - The regular
monthly meeting will be at the |
| Highland Friends church on Tues |
day evening of next week. This |
will be the beginning OF a series
of meetings by the association to
continue for some time and will
continue during the rest OF the
week at Highland, the next place
will be announced later. This Is
strictly inter -denominational and
all people who wish to attend will
| be- welcome. The gospel will be
preached and the subject of Holi-
| ness will be emphasized. There
will be different speakers during
these meetings. A. Wells, presi-
dent; Hazel Keeler, secretary.
NAZARENE - Nineteenth and
Marion. one block south Of Center
on Nineteenth. Chemeketa car. A.
Wells. pastor; Florence Wells,
deaconess. Sunday school at 9:45.
w. y. Hardy, superintendent. {
Preaching at IL and 8, Subject for
morning message Prayer" Young
peoples meeting at 6:30 followed :
by the regular prayer season at !
in the basement Song and praise !
from 1890 to 8. Midweek prayer c
meeting Wednesday evening at
1880. You cannot afford to miss
this meeting.
UNITARIAN---Cot and Che n
meketa streets. Rev. M. Fereshe- d
tian, minister. Church school at 10 81
a. M. Graded instruction. Glass for p
adults In the study Of the New n
Testament, conducted by the min ~
lster. Devotional services at IL a. 81
Dying God" Mrs. Fereshetian, N
sontralto soloist, will render Allet- +
sons Like as a Heart Desireth" !" m
Mrs. r. Breckenridge at the or
gan.
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN /,
Twelfth and Mission, Rev. C. s. "a
Johnson, pastor. Sunday shool at SC
en- o'clock, o. b. Bowman, super m
ntendent. Preaching at eleven and II
light by the pastor The morning pl
iubtect will be, "The Price OF Re al
In the evening the sub p.
ect will be our Account with OF
iod." Junior and intermediate C. ro
2. at 5;30; senior G. II. at 7, Wan
la Wlckiyer will lead with the
ubJect Better Bible Reading" Ct
prayer meeting on We'd st
Iesday at 1880. You are cordially III
invited to all these services. co
UNITED BRETHREN IN 16
T--Seventeenth and Nebras- Ol
a streets, take the nth street car ST
ne. Sunday school 10 a. IN. c. r. Es
Wells. superintendent. Sunday fl,
rhool lesson for April 2. Asa re- ''V
es on God. Though Asa stood Cl
lone with God, he won and he su
'on them, too. Worship has tn
urge place in right living, the ch
eople who stay home from church A
nd are as good as those who go ten
church, are usually those who SO
ay very little for world better w,
rent. Talk is still very cheap
ersonal reformation is indexed
public worship In the house of Co
cd. Asa was helped In leading sol
lie people, as he needed the mas tor
ge from God, through Azariah ior
Ie prophet. 1880 Miss Emma be
age, the evangelist of Marshall We
wn, Iowa, Will take charge of pu
e preaching service, and will con act
let revival services for the next VIII
% weeks. She comes well recon- we
ended and servant OF God We at
elcome all to the services every per
ehlnB OF TINS week, Young peo- vii
e come and help In the choir viii
,rk. 6.a5 Christian Endeavor the
alter w Wells, president, C. u, gel
eigel leader. Young peoples Sui
pic for April ., Better Bible Lo,
sading. The Bible should be read ser
fore books about the Bible are wee
ad. Master one good book and and
u are an educated man. It Is the day
It book of Christianity, therefore m.
is the text book to life and llv and
= ers.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN - Center Tho
d High streets j. ]. Evans, pas ful.
!. A big surprise program at the Chr
sembly period of our Bible we,
1ool should bring our attendance mo,
the 500 mark today. The women
pect to reach the 100 mark in c
'ir class, having 81 last Sunday. AL
e pastors class numbered SO and TON
ing strong. The boys and girls day
sses had AZ and AZ present and o,cl,
'ir work just begun. All depart will
nts are growing and all ages past
| find a most cungenial and Sem
pful association In our school. 6,SC
g pastor win preach both morn and
and evening A large chorus Ever
h special assistance by Junior -----
's viii feature the evening pro- iL2cI
m an unusually fine number. W.
young people meet at $40. iQ2
h intermediate and senior C. II, INK