Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-12

lam on Suuuay' N"'
,'a,ber,s y. Day, for on that day in
n ,wost every church in the entire
,,r special service has been pre-
~ sod as a tribute to these grand
Ya n,sen Sons and daughters will
@ .tond church in honor of Mother
Mother's Day, which is fast
'iroling Easter as church going
,.s They will wear flowers in
~ ~ memory. And mother, herself
nj he present for the service
rbIcb will hold message OF
cheer for her.
In several of the churches spe-
,sl conveyance has been provid-
a for aged or shut in mothers
nd NAV be secured by calling the
rostor of the church. In all
,burches conveyance would be
sunnlied if the need were made
tnown. In most cases the day will
ta observed at the morning serv-
Ice.
War Mothers, members of the
american Legion Auxiliary and
their husbands will observe Moth
sr,s Day on Sunday evening at
the Congregational church when
Rev W. C. Kantner will preach
on the subject Some Mothers of
Men," He will use as illustrations
several characters of the Old
Testament. There will be special
music,
Various Subjects Chosen
"Motherhood's Badge Of Hon
or" is the subject chosen by Rev.
Blaine E. Kirkpatrick for the
morning service at the First
Methodist Episcopal church. His
text from Romans 1897 is "Ren-
der therefor unto all their due,
honor to whom honor" Special
music is being arranged. Those
who wish to obtain conveyance
for mothers should call Mr.. Kirk
patrick at 974.
Rev. Ward Willis Long, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church,
will preach at II o'clock Sunday
morning on THE Nameless Moth
er of Famous Son." based on the
text from Exodus 2:10, "And the
child grew and she brought him
unto Pharaoh's daughter and he
became her son and she called his
name Moses" The choir will sing
Little Mother of Mine" Dur
leigh arranged by Mrs. Ada Mil
Ter Harris. Claude Stevenson will
sing Mother Machree." Con-
Teyance may be arranged by call
Ing Mr.. Long at 390W.
God and Mother" is the SER
mon subject for the morning SER
vice at the First Congregational
church. Rev. w. G. Kantner has
chosen as his text Gas one whom
bis mother comforteth, so will /
comfort you," Isaiah 66:13. There
will be special music. If notified
at 591W Mr. Kantner will send
conveyance for mothers. Mothers
with small children may leave
them in the church parlors with
a woman who has offered her
services to care for them during
the morning service.
St, Paul's Episcopal church will
observe Mothers Day at IL o'clock
and Rev. H. D. Chambers has
chosen the subject "Son, Behold
my Mother" using the same as
lls text. The church is being ap-
propriately decorated and special
music is being arranged for the
'ecasion.
To Provide Conveyance
Rev, j. j. Evans at the First
lhrlstian church will preach at 1 1
Ieloek on The Measure of Moth
rhood." His text from Matthew
.e;4 is For God said honor thy
ather and mother and he who
peaketh evil of father or mother
ct him die the death" The Choir
IS accompanied by -violins will
ing Nobody Knows but Moth
= Miss Trista Wenger will sing
Little Mother O. Mine" Special
ttention has been given to pro-
iuing ways for aged or shut in
lOthers to attend the service
At the Unitarian church Rev.
lartln Fereshetian will use the
lolect Motherhood" He will
IKE for his text Exodus 1925,