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Volume 10, Number 4. PORTLAND, OREGON , April, 1931. 3^oabs! Xeab to ^Sortlaitb ^pril IStfj

A REAL OPPORTUNITY AT TWIN lamps, Carrom boards, checker boards, I A T T H E E N D O F T H E R O A D . ROCKS chess men, good books, a radio. "Sugar and spice and everything nice" Do You See What the Executive Com is what you will find at the end of the The Government has started work on mittee Sees? road. Good Eats—Great Fun—Sur the North Jetty at Bar View, and for We MUST NOT FAIL in this respon prises! the next two years will have a large sibility. If we meet this need for the The banquet and rally this year will crew of men at work on that project. next two years, we will have a place be the best ever. Some of the reasons They are securing the rock for the work in the hearts of the people there that which make that statement positively just south of the Conference grounds, will result in the salvation of souls. true even though the banquet has not back in, the mountain off the highway Will you respond? Will you pray for happened yet, are: at Wattseka. the work there? Will you pray for 1. There will be plenty of room this A large camp for the men to live in Everet Tuning? He feels that he is has been built on the road where the year. facing a tremendous task, and he is 2. Everyone will be able to see. old shingle mill used to be, and a large going on faith. 3. Everyone rrtll be able to hear. number of men are living there at pres Now, about how to get the things ent. Besides this nearly every avail And the reason all this is true is there. We have very little money to that the banquet is to be held at Cen able house in Twin Rocks is rented by use in developing the field and we do men who have families. Twin Rocks is tenary-Wilbur Methodist Church at not want to use it for freight. If you East Ninth and Pine Streets where alive with activities and it seems like can do so, send it to Everet Tuning, t h e r e i s a v e r y l a r g e r o o m f o r u s . mid-summer to see people do\vn there at this time of year. Rockaway, Oregon. Please Notice, do IVlien you get on Grand Avenue, drive not send it to Twin Rocks as there is to Pine (which is a few blocks south of Do Yoh See What the Executive Com no station there and the stuff will be BurnsideL then tuim east and drive to set out on the open platform. Pay the mittee Sees? Ninth (about 4 blocks) and you will find freight if you send anything, and be We have a complete equipment to the Church. sure that the thing that you send is Curiosity reigns as to what the pro handle the religious end of this under worth the freight. gram holds and I could not find out taking. We have a good auditorium, We suggest that several societies very much to tell you. But one thing a fine large social room (the dining group together and send their contribu is sure—my curiosity has reached a room) and, after much prayer, we found tions in a lot, thus saving freight. a suitable person to undertake the work. high pitch, so I can hardly wait for the Quarterly Meeting Superintendents, banquet. Everyone who does know Everet Tuning, of Greenleaf, Idaho, Please get under this and see that the about the plans says, "Oh, it's going to responded to the call to take charge of societies do something about it. the work and is at present on the be wonderful!" "My, we'll have a grand grounds doing good work. The Sunday Do Yon See What the Executive Com time," and that is all they tell. School is increasing in numbers and mittee Sees? Come one, come all, let us satisfy he writes that they are planning an our curiosity and have a great Chris tian Endeavor Rally at 6:30, April 18th, evening seiwice as well as the morning POSTER CONTEST S u n d a y S c h o o l . Centenary-Wilbur Methodist Church, All you artists get out your smocks Portland. Every society bring a song Do You See What the Executive Com with you so we can have "music in the and brushes! There is a Poster Con mittee Sees? air." test coming up. What is this all Now comes the challenge. We MUST about? This is a missionary contest. Get your tickets for 25 cents from your society president. respond to this opportunity to meet the Who may enter? Any Christian En- d e a v o r e r t h a t i s 1 . 5 o r o v e r a n d n o t religious and social needs of those men W O R K H A S B E G U N \yhose families are left at home and who more than 25. What is the slogan? find themselves lonesome. The dining "Bolivia for Christ." What are the The work on the Conference grounds room adapts itself admirably to a social dates? May 15th to June 1st. What hall where men can come and spend the a t T w i n R o c k s h a s b e g u n . I s n o t t h a t is the prize? A gold Christian En fine! The money which was pledged evening in reading and relaxation. deavor pin to be presented at the Year Will you do your share in this' We last year to make this work possible is ly Meeting Rally .lune 13th. A replica needed immediately! Tf ymui remember need subscriptions to the best maga of the winning poster will be given to zines and religious papers, we need all that you made a pledge, please do your the old magazines that you have if each society. This will be the official best to pay it soon. Send to Milo Ross, they are m good shape. Such maga m i s s i o n a r y p o s t e r f o r 1 9 3 1 - 3 2 . T h e treasurer, 1186 Borthwick Street, Port contest rules will come to your society land, Oregon . zines as the National Geographic the with tile Christian Endeavor Lessons f o r M a y . Digest,Drnest'^^tbP the Mentor, a'lclTime and Readers so forth. A C L O U D O F W I T N E S S E S Do You See What the Executive Com T O P I C S F O R M A Y mittee Sees? T H O M A S W I L S O N Besides the magazines, we need furni May .3—God's Standard of a Successful ture Have you an old rug that you Life. Matt. 20:25-28; Prov. 3:5-10. About the year 1655 (two hundred could spare? Have you any chairs (Consecration meeting). and seventy-six year.s back from the that you have put to one side ? Is there May 10—The Place of Obedience in the busy world of today) Thomas Wilson a library table up in the attic that has Life of a Christian. I. Sam. 16:22- was born in Soulby, Cumberland. Witb been replaced by the new styles? Are 23; John 15:14. a short sketch of his life we begin there some pictures that you could May 17—War and a Conscientious Ob these family memorials. spare? Well, we could go on at great jector—What Shall I Do? Matt. His name, unrecorded in the annals length naming these articles, but will 5:43-48. of the great in this world, is doubtless give a short list below and if the thing M a y 2 4 — W h y i s t h e B i b l e W o i f h numbered among those who have fought that you have is not included and you Knowing? II. Tim. 3:16-17. the good fight in the anny of the feel that it could be used offer it to us. May 31—Qualifications and Preparation Lamb._ Following his Captain through We need; Bright cushions, reading of a Missionary. Acts 26:16-18; II. suffering, danger and opposition, he Cor. 5:1-10. preached the Go.spel freely, became wise Page 2. THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR April, 1931. Page 4. THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR April, 1931. was through their humanitarian labors you think? Now please take down and agencies. They found it beneficial this letter. I must get that remaining friendly €ndeaw it is Chas. Townsend; in Boise Valley, Our Christian Endeavor business with us in a five-day union meeting. at that time to inaugurate a communist ?38.97 by April 18th. Eeady?" Editor-in-Chief Helen Canimack J. Allen Dunbar. These men receive C h e s t e r H a d l e y i s c o n t i n u i n g w i t h s p e Route 4, Box 88, Salem, Oregon ic regime, whereby as many as wished meeting and social was held at the home to could sell their temporal possessions the minutes and distribute them to the of John Tissh. We were royally enter cial meetings. The Lord blessed us and Associate Editor J. Emel Swanson "Dear Society President: various meetings. This information tained by the losing side of the contest we believe that we have taken a forward 327 East 52nd Street, Portland, Oregon. and place the proceeds in a common "For two months I've promised my fund. Many were destitute through is on page 73. just completed. step in the things of the Kingdom. C o n t r i b u t i n g E d i t o r M a r y M i l l s self I'd write you a letter. Day after On page 35 of the minutes there is Greenleaf is having an improvement. We are glad to have Edith Riggs with !Newberg, Oregon persecution, others had vast resources; (lay it's been put off. I knew it would a d e t a i l e d a c c o u n t o f w h e r e t h e m o n e y The trustees are busy installing a pres us again. She has organized an Inter but this system was a potent, equaliz S o c i e t y N e w s E d i t o r F l o r e n c e E i t t e r profit both of us. But I was busy. g o e s . I t i s a s f o l l o w s : sure system so that the parsonage will mediate Society which promises to be State Normal School, Monmouth, Oregon ing force whereby all could say that "Probably you're the same way. Evangelistic and Church have running water. e n t h u s i a s t i c a n d g r o w i n g . - L o o k f o r t h e y c o u n t e d t h e i r p r e v i o u s l i f e b u t "You may have promised yourself to Tithing Dep't Milo Eoss Extension Board $3000.00 Two of our Endeavorers, Evert and t h e m a t t h e b a n q u e t ! 1186 Borthwick Street, Portland, Oregon refuse that they might win Christ. The raise that 50c per member quota for Ministerial Association 125.00 Theo. Tuning, have gone to Twin Rocks Jerusalem church was forced to appoint S C O T T S M I L L S Missionary Dep't Eosa Allen Bolivian Missions. You may have Paving, gravel and sidewalk. . 315.00 to get things in reaainess for the Sum Route 2, Boise, Idalio. deacons to attend to the social affairs, raised the entire amount, for all I Printing and Contingent fund. . 250.00 mer Conference. The boys have charge while the Apostles gave themselves to B u s i n e s s M a n a g e r W a l t e r P . L e e know, but have been too busy to sit J a n i t o r 1 5 . 0 0 of the Sunday School. A contest is beginning here March 214 East 33d Street, Portland, Oregon the ministry. This was time brother down and write me a checli. Perhaps Entertainment of pastors and We are getting ready for an Easter 15th. This Christian Endeavor contest hood. No one lacked anything. It Cantata under tne able leadership of is a trip across the United States and Circulation Manager.. .Wilfred Pearson you're the president of one of those fine visiting ministers 60.00 285 E. 35th Street, Portland, Oregon was an age of noble generosity. s o c i e t i e s t h a t h a s r a i s e d i t s s h a r e a n d Christian Endeavor 300.00 Mrs. Lysle Williams. hack, the two sides being Packards and No wonder that with such a back h a s a l r e a d y s e n t i t t o m e . Peace Committee 25.00 We are glad that Harlan Macy and For(ls. Blargaret Coulson and Keith ground, John exclaimed that a man who "But look! Of our $300.00 to he Christian Stewardship 20.00 Macy are the leaders. The object is to Published Monthly at 285 East 35th Street, family have moved to our neighborhood. failed to aid a suffering brother could rai.sed, $261.03 is in; Ayllons have re- Literature 20.00 We miss Generva Street, who is at increase attendance and participation. Portland, Oregon, by The Christian Endeavor not have the love of God in him. Paul ceive(i $250.00, and that, you see, makes Education 5.00 Fruitland, helping one of her cousins. The Revival INIeetings which were held Union of Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends. instituted relief campaigns in the Greek only $38.97 for you to dig down after Temperance 10.00 We have not been hibernating, but by our pastor, Herman Macy, closed in Subscription Price, per year 75c c h u r c h e s f o r t h e p o o r e r c h u r c h i n J e r u and pull out. Eighteen societies have Bible School 20.00 have been busy. March, after a two weeks meeting. salem. completed this "Friends with Christ" Teacher Training 10.00 Many people were helped dui-ing the Entered as Second Class Matter, February 8. 1928, T h e F r i e n d s C h u r c h t o d a y n e e d s a Street Improvement in Kelso... 50.00 SOUTH SALE.M sessions. at the Post Office at Portland, Oregon, under requirement, four in part, and three are rebirth of the spirit of generosity. still coming up. Painting Yearly Meeting Ruthanna McCracken celebrated her the Act of March 3, 1879. Each local meeting could expand its " W h a t e v e r y o u r s o c i e t y h a s d o n e o r House 200.00 Friday evening, February 13th, the birthday at a party given at her home agencies, while the outlying work would hasn't done, what do you say you send two Young People's classes of the Sun March 6th. in storming the Kingdom of Darkness, be strengthened, and this vast North all your monthly mis.sionary offerings Total $4425.00 day School met at the parsonage for a A St. Patrick's Day Christian En and instrumental in turning many to west evangelized for Christ. To our in to me until this obligation is met. As you will see, the Evangelistic social time and to practice songs for deavor party was held March 13th, at B o a r d r e c e i v e s t h e h u l k o f t h i s a m o u n t the revival meetings beginning the next A. L. Brougher's home. righteousness—one of those who shall Christian Endeavor societies is given "Just a little more Oregon Friends the duty of fostering a conception of Chi'istlan Endeavor PEP and a few more a n d i t i s u s e d b y t h e m o n t h e i r w o r k week. After an enjoyable "sing" under Several of our members are signing " s h i n e a s t h e s t a r s f o r e v e r a n d e v e r . " the capable leadership of Laura Miles, stewardship that the church of to e m p t y p o c k e t s a n d t h e m o n e y ' s r a i s e d . throughout the 'Yearly Meeting. There Quiet Hour Comrade cards. England and Ireland were in the are 23 established monthly meetings ; the Social Committee Chairman took Mrs. Inga Myers, the mother of throes of political and religious up morrow need not he crippled through "May I have a remittance immediate l a c k o f fi n a n c e . and four outpost points included in our ' charge and a good time was enjoyed. some of our members, had the misfor heaval, and the dissatisfied, every l y ? I ' l l w a t c h f o r y o u r l e t t e r e v e r y Our Union can advance through con limits. Nine of the monthly meetings Chester and Grace Hadley were our tune of breaking her leg, February 27tli. where, failing to find help in formal day!" secrated giving. Both for the society and two of the outposts receive financial h o n o r g u e s t s a n d t h e i r p r e s e n c e w a s She is now at the Silverton Hospital and dead churches, turned to Christ S i n c e r e l y y o u r s , aid from the funds of the Board. With much appreciated and added much to the and the individual member, the Tenth MILO ROSS, Treasurer, and improving as well as can he ex himself for a revelation of God. Thus hut few exceptions, the pastors serv Legion plan has been found a most ac Oregon Friends C. E. Union. pleasure of the evening. pected. finding satisfaction outside the church, curate and satisfactory method. It ing in our Yearly Meeting are doing A t w o - w e e k s s e r i e s o f m e e t i n g s b e Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Coulson attended they were reluctant to return to it; and w i l l p a y y o u r d u e s , y o u r F r i e n d l y E n so under a financial sacrifice. Those gan the Sunday following, February the Portland Quarterly Meeting March consequently gathered in groups to wor " T h a n k y o u . M i s s B e e s o n . N o w in the Meetings where help is being deavor subscription, your missionary pleace get those out to each society 15th, with our \ early Meeting Superin- 6th and 7th. , , ship in spirit and in truth. "But extended are receiving barely enough tendant, Chester A. Hadley, as evangel Some of our members have been at soon persecution, bitter even unto death, quota. See your local representative president before the first of April." for stewardship material. He will t o l i v e a n d u n l e s s o u r a i d c o m e s r e g ist. The Lord sent gracious messages tending the Holiness meetings at High broke up their meetings and dragged u l a r l y t o t h e m t h e y a c t u a l l y s u f f e r . that strengthened and revived the hearts land Church at Salem. Dr. Butler, the most prominent to filthy, crowded gladly supply you. Then give Chris It might be of interest to know that of believers and there was a definite tian stewardship a month's trial; see from Cleveland, Ohio, has been preach SOCIETY NOTES the average salary of our pastors prisons, where they lay for years, and h o w i t w o r k s f o r y o u . growth in grace and in the knowledge ing. where the sufferings of many were l a s t y e a r w a s $ 6 8 8 . 4 4 . Y e t a s t h e of the Lord Jesus Christ. Deep con MELBA ended only by death. But nothing Superintendent has visited the vari viction was felt in many of the services, ROSEDALE o u s m e e t i n g s t h e r e h a s n o t c o m e o n e could check their devotion, and when On February 14th, Bernice Hartzell which we are trusting will yet bear there failed men and women to sustain MISSIONARY word of complaint from the faithful fruit. The Young People's Choir We dismissed our Christian Endeavor entertained at her home over thirty-five the public worship, youths and children pastor.s. Listen to one of them will March Sth and attended the meeting at Christian Endeavorers. The games helped in several of the sei-vices. There continued in some places to gather amid April 26—Subject, "The Unmet Needs you? "I don't care how little I re is a decidedly inci-eased attendance at the Highland church in Salem conducted were carried out with the Valentine both the Sunday School and Church ser by Dr. C. W. Butler, president of the the ruins of their meeting-houses." of the World," can be made a very idea. Everyone received a picture of ceive, I must preach the gospel. Just A friend, in writing of the youthful enough to live on and enough to get vices since the meetings closed. National Holiness Association. interesting lesson by assigning to each himself with a sentence or two describ Thomas Wilson, says, "He was light and m e m b e r o f y o u r s o c i e t y a c o u n t i - y . s o m e c l o t h e s w h e n I n e e d t h e m i s a l l I Laura Cammack was home from her ing his character. Dainty refreshments want." That spirit permeates the HIGHLAND school teaching- at Bliddleton, March airy in conversation, rnuch given to M a k e t h e s e a s s i g n m e n t s a s e a r l y i n t h e of angel food cake,' jello and cocoa month as you can, to give time for them whole group. Can the membership do 22nd, and led a very interesting, orig sporting and jesting, having a desire to were served. to find out all they can about their less than rally to the support of such We had the privilege of having the inal Christian Endeavor meeting on make people laugh and be merry. Rev. and Mrs. Clark Smith and Louise "But secret cries and humble prayers country. Then in the meeting have men and assure them that as best they Executive Committee at the Salem John 3:16. . Selby attended the Christian Endeavor The Ladies' Missionary Society of the ascended to the living God for a knowl them give a five to ten minute talk on can they will stand by them in the Quarterly Meeting Christian Endeavcir rally of the Quarterly Meeting at battle ? church has been holding regular meet edge of the way of salvation, for, being "The Unmet Needs of Their Country." Greenleaf Friday evening, February Rally held at Highland February 22nd. Have each one dress in the co.stume of If there has been a tendency on your The Rally was held in the form of a ings this winter and several quilts have in the wilderness of men's creeds and 27th. Several from here attended the part to "dread" this appeal, pray for been made. A mis.sionary hook is fonns, he could find no peace of con the country they are to represent. This morning at Conference. The classes read as the ladies, work. will make it more effective and can be Quarterly Meeting session on Saturday. "vision." Sevei-al of these points are were under four committe heads, Iwajei science." Sunday evening, March 8th, we had looking forward to reducing the amount meeting led by Mildred Hadley, Social Helen Cammack spent several days done quite easily, I think. the privilege of having a group of which they will receive from the Board, led by Laura Cammack and Ruth Bakm-, in Portland during spring vacation, Young People from Greenleaf to take andi some have done so already. Two Missionary led by Milo Ross and fi studj-ing for her "senior oral." Let us act upon the suggestion made new fields have been opened up so far, n a n c e l e d b y Wa l t e r L e e . T h e y charge of the Christian Endeavor and NEWBERG TITHING some time ago in The Friendly Endeav church services. with no cost to the Yearly Meeting. o r t o r e m e m b e r o u r m i s s i o n a r i e s o n gave suggestions for new methods in Our Sunday School has grown so rap- T h e y v v i l l b e h e a r d f r o m l a t e r w h e n committee work, which were fine, and APOSTOLIC GIVING t h e i r b i r t h d a y s . J u a n A y l l o n ' s i s J u n e m()re is learned about the merit of each am sure will prove a help to our diffei"- During the last few months the In 24th. Let each society remember him iilly this pa.st winter that it has neces termediates and Seniors have had sev sitated more room. An addition of two point. Continue to pray and give. ent societies. We then came together with some useful gift. Send it so that eral combined meetings. These have Milo Eoss rooms and a basement of three rooms Come to Yearly Meeting with the entire for the in.spirational address given by it will reach him in time. amount Paid in Full. Chester Hadley. It revived in our proved very interesting, and it may he The early Christians were a zealous, is nearing completion. A number of that we shall decide to meet in joint enthusiastic group. Being filled with men from Greenleaf and Star have Faithfully yours for Him. minds the blessings and fellowship of MISSIONARY ACCOUNTS assisted in the building, lathing, etc. CHESTER A. HADLEY. Conference. meeting once each month. the Holv Spirit and po.ssessing great A very interesting Missionary meeting- Frank W. Dell, a Friends niinister spiritual'vitality and vigor, and given a (Continued from Page ,2) last month brought us a missionary from Whittle!-, California, was in New- "Miss Beeson, please." GREENLEAF divine commission to preach the good The Lookout Committee divided the hei-g from Febi-uary 15th to March 1st, news of Christ's resurrection every "Yes." newspaper, items taken from fields in "Since February fifteenth, I have re Endeavor into two groups. We were China, Central America and Bolivia. conducting evangelistic services at the where, they accepted the challenge to During the latter part of February, asked to write the Christian Endeavor- Friends church. Reverend Dell's meth ceived the following amounts on the the Boise Valley Quarterly Meeting There were front page items, brief alleviate the world's pain and suffeiing pledge. We did not all receive 100%, od of supplementing his messages with and bring joy and happiness m tneir Bolivian Mission Fund: fl.50 from was held at Greenleaf. On Friday notes, obituary notice, advertisements, Highland Senior; $2.02 from Piedmont but we do know more about the pledge. poems, and all that go to make a newsy explanatory pictures and charts on the stead. Their entire beings were con evening the Boise Christian Endeavor The losing side was to furnish the en sumed with the fire of love for their Senior; $9.00 from Springbrook; $2.50 had charge of the program. They gave paper. screen added much to the interest and from Bethany, and $2.00 from Tacoma a play baaed on the pledge. tertainment at our next business meet Di-. C. W Butler, President of the worth of the meetings. Not only to Saviour and for their fellows. One of ing. those who took definite stands during the ways this love manifested itself Intermediate. That's very fine, don't (Continued on Page 4) National Holiness Association, has been April, 1931. T H E F R I E N D L Y E N D E A V O R Page 5

April, 1931. THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR Page 3. the two weeks were the services helpful, new superintendent, seems well quali but also to the many who receivecl fied. E. W. HONSTEIN greater courage and determination to follow more closely the Great Leader. ENTIAT The Plumber Cfjurcf) OTmiotu Sunday, March Sth, a group of young people went to Dayton and conducted The regular Jlarch business meeting For your Repairs or New Installations BY CHESTER A. HADLEY the evening service at Robert Shattuck's was held at the Sherman home, with call church, the pastor being at that time in the new officers officiating. We voted See the Yearly Meeting through the Church Window special meetings in another part of the to adopt the Budget Plan for another HON STEIN'S state. Those going from Newberg s i x m o n t h s . A f t e r t h e b u s i n e s s m e e t ately called for help, which was prompt to Dayton were: Curtis Morse, Noel ing we spent an enjoyable social time Eqrjpped Auto Service ly and supernaturally given. If God's together, roasting marshmallows in the HONESTY MY POLICY' own people would heed the warnings, Bowman, Goldie Hendricksoii, Ethel Newberry, Cecil Newberry and Lloyd fireplace. T A b o r 4 8 0 9 watch the checking of the Spirit, and Osburii. " The evening message was Robert Morrill, who has been home exercise spiritual discernment, they given by Curtis Morse, and the other for two weeks, has returned to Portland 1081 East Cariithers St., Portland, Ore. might avoid the lapses and be protected members of the group furnished special Bible school. from spiritual calamity; but if any find music and helped out in other ways. Our young people meet every Wednes- that they have been caught in the snare, A pleasingly large congregation was in dav evening for choir practice, in prep the only safe thing to do it to promptly attendance. aration for Easter, and the dedication call for help, and we have the assurance of the Church, which we hope to have CLAUDE A. LEWIS, M. D. that God himself will promptly and su- completed in the near future. pernaturally provide a full and satisfy SPRINGBROOK Mrs. Gladys Cook, of Kelso, brought ing remedy. God is abundantly able us an inspiring message Sunday morn to provide satisfying soul food and The many friends of Stella Hubbard ing, March 15th. She was called to 915-916 WEATHERLY BUILDING abundant grace, even in time of spirit mourn udth her over the sudden and Wenatchee because of the death of her PORTLAND, OREGON ual depression, just as really as he unexpected death of her father. Lyle grandmother. provided bread and flesh, and multiplied Hubbard came for the funeral and Eldridge Bradley has purchased a the meal and oil for Elijah, and if stayed a few days afterward. _ They ranch about twelve miles up the Entiat EAst 9194 R e s . T A b o r 9 5 4 3 God's own people of this day would have found God's grace sufficient in River. He plans to make his home trust him implicitly, serve him faith time of deep grief. there, and it is possible that he will not SECOND FRIENDS CHURCH, PORTLAND fully, raise their standards of godliness, IMr. Green had the misfortune of be alone. and prayerfully exercise the spirit of wrecking his car recently. This portion of the Scriptures states Mr. Newberry, a representative from A BRIEF HISTORY OF SECOND discernment, then we would be spared Doyle Green is still suffering in Pacific College, at Newberg, was with F R I E N D S C H U R C H . planly that it was a time of dearth in much which we now suffer from the tensely. The interest and prayers of us March Sth in the interest of the INTERMOUNTAIN the land. Food was scarce and hard paralyzing influences of formality, the whole Yearly Meeting certainly are College. We enjoyed getting acquainted In 1905, and perhaps before that time, to obtain, and not only the people in worldliness, skepticism and fanaticism, with him. ... with him, and hope that we may send ALFALFA HONEY Edward D. and Myra B. Smith, with general were affected, but the Sons of and many who are turning aside to Dennis Mills, who has been ill with t h e P r o p h e t s f o u n d t h e i r t e s t i n g s m o r e these things, and who are being cursed more of our young folk to Pacific others, began conducting prayer meet the flu, is recovering. College in the future. severe. This time in which we live is by them, would be saved to the cause ings at Lents. The Lord blessed these not only a time of financial deiiression, a n d k i n g d o m o f J e s u s C h r i s t . 10 lb. pail $1.85 meetings and also a series of tent meet TACOMA PIEDMONT but a time of spiritual decline. The The spiritual depression is on, and 5 l b . p a i l 1 . 0 0 ings. Regular meetings and Sunday the time of the end is approaching. School were for some time conducted in waxing cold, the falling away, the form On Febraary Sth, the Los Amigos of godliness, the lukewarinness, the de There is need for much seeking for that We have three seals on the "Friends Postage Paid a hall. In 1908 a lot was purchased which _ will satisfy the soul. Existing Class of the Sunday School met at the w i t h C h r i s t " c h a r t . and soon thereafter the work of erect parting from the faith, the turning unto home of their teacher, Lottie Brown, for fables, is upon us, and God's own people conditions should in.spire us to more Robert Mott, our retiring President, ing a small church building was begun. their class meeting. The officers of had charge of the service at the Pilgnni Wm. McKibben & Sons The Monthly Meeting was established find the religious atmosphere more un self-sacrificing service, greater faith, the class are as follows: President, friendly, and the problems of Christian richer experience, constant readiness Congregational Church the evening of Producers December 1, 1909, and Myra B. Smith life and service more perplexing. There and increased watchfulness. Florence Erpelding; Secretary and Sunday, March 15th. was put in charge of the work as is a spiritual dearth in the land. Treasurer, Madge Harmon; Social There have been several new young STAR, IDAHO Pastor. Huldah C. Ramsey was the The Sons of the Prophets, being hun ^F. J. COPE. Chairman, Henrietta Harmon. At the people at our Prayer Bleetings the last first Clerk and there were 46 Charter next meeting they are going to enter gry, went out to find something to eat, IN BOLIVIA AT LAST few weeks. We are stressing our look Members, of whom seven are members and being urged on by hunger, did not tain the mothers of the Cradle Roll out work at the present time. of the Meeting at this time. The legal use sufficient care, but gathered of the A cablegram from Carol Tamplin children at the home of Florence Erpel The following is the official political name given the Monthly Meeting at its unknown wild gourd, and shred them announces their safe arrival in Bolivia. ding. lineup for the next six months^: Presi Dr. Geo. B. Pratt organization was Lents Monthly Meet into the pot of pottage. It seems that Thank God for the kind providences On Februarv 20th the class enter dent Helen Ritter; Vive-Pre«dent, ing of the Friends Church, and in 1915 weeds and wild gourds will grow and that protected them on their long jour- tained the teachers and officers of the Francis Perry; Secretary, Hazel Thom the name was changed to the Monthly flourish during a drought in which Now that they are there we Sunday School with a musical program as; Treasurer, Leone Burns; bong Optometrist Meeting of the Second Friends Church. wholesome vegetables will wither and must not fail in our support of them. under the direction of Henrietta Har Leader, Lydia Mevz; Pianists, Doryce Myra B. Smith served as pastor from fail. When spii'ituality runs low and We must send m our money regularly, mon. The program consisted of a Ross and Leone Bums; Reporter, Milo MOVED TO the organization of the Monthly Meet the people are spiritually under-fed and song of welcome by the class, a short Ross and the committee chairmen; ing in 1909 to 1915. John and Nettie d M l v " " ' P i ' a y e i - f o r t h e m talk by Lottie Brown, instrumental se 201 ALDERWAY BUILDING hungry, then cold formality, worldliness, Prayer Meeting, Mrs. Perry; Social, Cor. Broadway and Alder Riley had charge of the pastoral work skepticism and fanaticism flourish. JThif; hey need T® our help to and them loyal support. often. lections by Gertrude Perry, Mona Byrd, Miller Porter; Refreshment, Mildred from October, 1913, to June, 1917. When there is a dearth of gospel Mary Ellen Pierson and Madge Harmon, Clement; Missionary, Milo Ross; Look Glasses Right — Prices Right Lurana M. Terrell became pastor June, preaching and teaching, then there is and vocal selections by Gertrude Perry out, Margaret Merz; and Pastor's Aid, 1917, and served as such until her death increased religious unrest, andl the peo YEARLTTIEETO^STOCK and Madge Harmon. Alice Kimball. The installation was in Make "The Optical Shop" your Januarv 12, 1921. Elizabeth Ward and ple are less cautious and more easily charge of the retiring Prayer IMeeting "Optical Shop" Anna Spann supplied the pulpit after deceived. Lowered spiritual standards tlmmsplvL®^- Monthly Meetings find NORTH EAST TACOJIA Committee, featuring special music and the death of Miss Terrell until the com result in lowered standards of experi ing of the present pastor, F. J. Cope, m ence and doctrine, and when churches Ho, hum! Spring is awakening and September, 1921. , and, preachers fail to feed their people so is Northeast Taconia. The original church building, located with a satisfying gospel, they may ex i s n o t t n w e w o n d e r i f t h e r e Wendell and Blarjorie Votaw attended on 92nd Street, was enlarged two or pect increasing numbers of them to turn off the P ^ tendency to "put Quai'terly Bleeting in Seattle the first three times, and two small buildings aside into the things which mean spirit inent inn this assess- of the month. were erected to the west of the main ual death and decay. However, in these makes it P°««ible. To do this W i l l i a m J . M u r p h y w i t h h i s s w e e t Portland Bible Institute building, but these were later found to days of spiritual dearth and religious fuvo?ah e T-'® 'eads to an un- toned tenor voice brought a blessing to be insufficient, and lots were purchased unrest, God's people should be increas all ' Povh toward paying it at this community by his Song Revival. and a new and comfortable church build ingly careful to discern the things in knowin Would be interested During the two weeks he was in our Formerly N. P. E, I, ing was erected, which was dedicated which they allow, remembering that L thK ® 't all goes. Dur- midst thirty-one prayed through to in March, 1926. injurious teachings and practices ger quitMn. "lis minate and flourish when .spirituality ^"RMpii Bell has taken oyer the leader 1186 Borthwick Street Portland, Oregon THE PRESENT DAY URGENT NEED runs low, and that the injurious thing, miSes ''''wC-vvnat! You sav you have ship of Mr. Votaw's boys' club. He is OF SPIRITUAL DISCERNMENT. if allowed, will soon prove fatal to spir doing a lot of hiking lately m ca.se he ituality. Now ull will have to hike to Twin Rocks this The reader is requested to turn to If the Sons of the Prophets had been nients: 1 your custodian of docu- II. Kings 4:38-41, and to read two or sufficiently careful, they would have Inel • not know. Let us ^^Th^^Lndav School has taken new in three times, very thoughtfully, and it discerned and avoided the poi.sonous HvP book, then. If you spiration as the revival has brought out wild gourd, but they failed to detect it is F. M. George. If X leadership. The supenntendent is Character Development Put First will be found to .suggest some messages, a man 3ize job and Roy Wheeler, the spiritual in character, which are appli the poison until they began to eat; and JacobLieeh Marshall; M® T Newberg in Tacoma Quarter, Quarter, it isit cable to these times in which we live. when they had detected it, they immedi IS Robert Pier.son; in Salem Quarter, Page 6. THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR April, 1931.

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a challenging talk by our pastor. The at Gualan; here also Emilio Salgado, C r 1 . A L I T T L E S A V I N G S new president began her work imrnedi- of Honduras, who was my devoted com otari account in a twenty panion over there; and many others. ately by having an executive committee ENDOWMENT meeting to consider progressive meas It is wonderful to be permitted to be PAYMENT OR AN u r e s f o r t h e e n s u i n g t e i - m . here. POLICY IN THE Coopei'ation is our motto. You ought Interest in Bolivia runs high here. t o s e e u s w o r k . Our meetings will be held Saturday and Aetna Life Insurance Ck). Sunday possibly. I wish I could give LENTS you some of the striking things the For further information, inquire of native workers say. Last night when F. F. ANDERSON, District Mgr., At the Endeavor business meeting and Don Bernardino got up to preach he social held at the home of Lloyd Collier spoke a few introductory words about 439 S. Baker St., McMinnville, Oregon Friday evening, March 20th, the follow his feeling of the sacredness of the ing officers were installed: Wilbur task committed to him of being the Mann, President; Dell Lamb, Vice- "mouth-piece" of God. He said that President; Annie Lundy, Secretary; to him the responsibility and privilege John Lewis, Treasurer. Committee was so sacred and seemed so much be Chairmen are; Wilda Lund, Prayer yond his worthiness that he would rath Heacock Sash & Door Co. Meeting; Ralph Lewis, Lookout; Beu- er bring a heavy bundle of wood to the lah Lewis, Flower; Violet Braithwaitc, c o n f e r e n c e s f r o m a f a r o n h i s s h o u l d e r Music; Mary Edmundson, Missionary; than bring a message. Don Felipe Mary Collver, Reporter; Frank Judd, Perdomo told how in Monte Grande they Social. were persecuted. He said that while The Aeronauts Class drove to Eagle he was in meeting some of the unbe C r e e k M a r c h 1 4 t h a n d " h i k e d " b a c k t o lievers would turn his oxen loose and the Punch Bowl. There is apt to be they would stray away and cause him a lack of enthusiasm on the return trip, much delay in finding them again. 215 SECOND STREET but not with the Aeronauts. The lunch Or they would take the oxen and turn C o r n e r S a l m o n had been left in the cars parked at them into somebody's farm to eat the PORTLAND, OREGON garden, etc, and then report that the Eagle Creek. We give the best prices and service on Sidney Lamb, who underwent a sec believers had turned them in there to ond operation at the Multnomah Hos feed them. Or they would sometimes Doors, Windows, Mill Work, Builders' pital Tuesday, is improving and expects take the believers' hogs and turn them Hardware, Paint, Roofing, etc. We be to be home soon. into the unbelievers' store of corn and lieve in Quaker honesty and fair dealing. Myrtle Collins has been very ill at then report that they had seen the Good Samaritan Hospital, but we are believers turn them in there. The glad to report her a little better. guilty were finally apprehended. Office Hours Phone EAst 4468 Dora Lundy is also at Good Samari Last night we had a missionary gath 9:00 to 5:00 tan Hospital recovering from an oper ering to talk about the beginnings of ation. the Bolivia work—providential working's. Mrs. Braithwaite and Violet have been We spent an hour. It was fine! What in quarantine for the past three weeks, f o r c e s G o d h a s b e e n u s i n g f o r a t l e a s t DR. A. E. GEORGE due to Violet having scarlet fever. since 1910 to bring everything together Our revival meeting, with Chester at just the right moment. And to DENTIST Hadley as evangelist, commenced March think that He had us in mind in His 15th, and wll continue till Easter. planning! No wonder I felt the draw X-RAY Although sickness has depleted our ings of the Sph'it as a child! No won ranks, the Lord is with us and we are der the devil tried to lead me off on a expecting a manifestation of His power tangent! And how humble it makes i n o u r m i d s t . us feel to think that literally thousands 10501/2 Hawthorne Ave., Portland, Ore. o f s o u l s d e p e n d o n w h e t h e r o r n o t w e O N T H E J O U R N E Y are obedient and whether or not we fail or succeed! CARROLL and DORIS. Builders' Supplies Electric Supplies Chiquimala, Jan. 28, 1931. D e a r l o v e d o n e s s o f a r a w a y : Paints, Glass, Roofing As I write I can hear the singing of BRANCH OFFICE: 1117 MAIN ST. the hymns from the tabernacle, about BRANCH OFFICE: 812 MAIN ST.

3 blocks distant, as the people are in MEMBER the 10 a. m. Holiness meeting with Dr. NAT'L ASS'N OF DYERS AND CLEANERS Hawthorne Chapman. He is giving some precious messages. I am staying home with the kiddies this morning and writing to Hardware you. Here are Don Pec ro of the "green CLEANERS, DYERS AND TAILORS book vision;" he had a warm embrace K. L. MENDENHALL for me; here also Don Bernardino with G. A. WEILER, Mgr. a hearty welcome to my "home;" here T A b o r 0 4 3 5 also Don Leopoldo Fajardo, from Gua- HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED lan, who was our attentive and patient "father in Israel" during our first day.s WORKS: 1509 - 13 No. 13TH STREET 1078 Hawthorne Ave., Portland, Ore.