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T H E F R I E N ENDEAVOR JOURNAL FOR FRIENDS IN THE NORTHWEST

December, 1934 Volume 13, Number 1 1 PORTLAND, OREGON

// .// // V^itnessing for Christ' A Christmas Meditation'' Next Issue of Endeavor By EDGAR P. SIMS To Have Twenty Pages Outlines Are Ready "A LIGHT to lighten the Gentiles, and the GLORY of thy people Israel." Luke Course is Highly Recommended by 2:32. Frank Cola Asks Everyone to Co-operate Church Leaders While the multitudes of Christendom indulge in a perverted memorial of the Christmas times, it is befitting that we This is the time of year when each and every member of Oregon Yearly Meeting "Witnessing for Christ," a course in the who have been called out of the darkness should be Friendly Endeavor conscious first job of the Christian, is now ready for of sin into the glorious LIGHT of the for next month will appear the second general sale throughout the Yearly Meet Son of God and have implanted within our annual Special Edition. The writer was souls the hope of His GLORY, should i n g . T h i s c o u r s e w a s fi r s t g i v e n b y M i l o talking with Milo Ross, our Editor, the Ross, our Yearly Meeting Christian En consider anew and afresh the birth and ministration of Jesus of Nazareth. other night and knows for a fact that Milo deavor President, at Twin Rocks Confer has many ideas lined up for the January, ence last summer. It has since been In fulfillment of fhat prophecy uttered 1935 issue that make it a paper that will enlarged and recast for study groups and seven hundred years before, when Isaiah be an inspiration and blessing to all who personal introspection. saw the vision and by inspiration wrote, "Unto us a child is born, unto us a Son read it. T h i s i s w h a t s o m e o f o u r r e l i g i o u s The plan for financing the Special leaders say about the course: To quote is given," there lay in Bethlehem's manger THE wonderful and unique babe; un Edition is the same that worked so suc from Chester A. Hadley, General Superin cessfully last December. The special part tendent, "1 am glad to recommend known by kings or great of earth, yet announced by heavenly messengers to each individual has in assisting toward the "Witnessing for Christ," by Milo Ross, as financial success of this special, issue is a s t u d y c o u r s e f o r a n y g r o u p o f C h r i s humble shepherds as they watched over their flocks by night. The glory light a s f o l l o w s : tians, particularly the young people who Through your Local Representative are anxious to improve their efficiency in "shone round about them" as out of the (or deal directly with the Business Mana Christian service." courts of heaven came the holy announcer who said, "I bring you good tidings of ger if you have none) see that: Dr. E. W. Petticord, Evangelical minis 1. Your Sunday School classes are rep ter, states, "The study course outline is great joy, which shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city resented in the Sunday School ads. just the kind which gets across to young 2. Your Christian Endeavor societies people. It is full of life and energy. It of David, a Savior, which is Christ the are represented. is gripping in interest and the appeal is Lord'" * * * "And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heaven 3. You advertise if you are a business to the highest and best in ideals and or professional man. effort." ly host praising God, and saying, glory to God in the highest heavens, and on earth 4. Pay your I Oc, or more. "The work is very fine," says Edgar P. 5. Purchase extra copies. Sims, Superintendent of Salem Quarterly peace among men who please Him. 6. The Committees of your meeting Meeting, "and is evidence some one has Notwithstanding this wonderful an have an educational and inspira nouncement and marvelous accompani done some work." tional message. Merrill M. Coffin, Pastor of First ment by the heavenly host, it neither dis Extra copies will be sent each Local turbed nor interested the many of earth. Friends Meeting in Portland adds, "I have Representative and it is hoped that these carefully read the copy of 'Witnessing for But Magi from a far eastern country, will be purchased at I Oc each and distri Christ,* and it has been a blessing to my guided by THE star, sought this child to buted among some friends you are anxious soul. 1 trust every society in the Yearly worship and present to Him their treas ures of gold, frankincense and myrrh. to interest in the work of Oregon Yearly Meeting will take up the plan of study as While the darkening shadows of more Meeting. suggested. Such study should go a long The dead line for having all material than four hundred years of Divine silence Way to make of Oregon Yearly Meeting in is December 15, 1934. Address Frank a witnessing people. 1 hope there will be lingered over Israel, and the hope of the L. Cole, 1016 S. E. 31st Ave., Portland. a hearty response in the sale of the study long promised Messiah grew dim, there Let us, each one, do our part to make outline." lived a man "just and devout, waiting for the consolation of Israel: and the Holy the January, I 935, Special Edition a suc Miss Viola Ogden, Secretary of the cess. There will be twenty pages and Oregon State C. E. Union, also gives her Ghost was upon him. And it was revealed the price will be only lOc. unto him by the Holy Ghost, that he approval. The recent drive for funds met with It sells for I Oc a copy, or $1.00 the should not see death, before he had seen the Lord's Christ." How blessed to know quite a good response. However," some dozen. All proceeds will go into the meetings have not yet been heard from. deputation fund, ancf will help in bring that man may live in such close spiritual Here is a list of the meeting who respond relation to God; may be so "tuned in" on ing members of the Executive Committee ed and the'amount of their contributions. heaven's broadcasting station, as to re t o y o u r s o c i e t y. P l a n s f o r t h e w o r k a r e Entiat $ 2.00 fast becoming realities, and more socie ceive messages such as all the mammon of earth cannot buy, nor the combined pres S j r r i n g b r o o k - 1 1 . 0 0 ties are being visited each month. If this Highland 4. I 0 sale is satisfactory, every society in Ore tige of earthly rulers obtain. As the child Jesus was borne into the Quilcene 2.75 gon Yearly Meeting can be visited and S o u t h S a l e m 6 . 0 0 Temple,..by His parents this aged patriarch encouraged. of God by the Spirit declared, "A LIGHT Newberg 9.2 | The advance selling campaign was to lighten the Gentiles, and the GLORY of L e n t s 5 . 0 0 niore encouraging than at first expected. S t a r 1 0 . 5 0 Eourteen copies were sold in the first two thy people Israel." This LIGHT with its C h e h a l e m C e n t e r 3 5 3 niinutes. Get yours now. Get a class gleaming rays, reaches back to the begin Piedmont 2.00 ning of time and into the unknown started in your own church or society. Sunnyside 2 50 Head yours for your own blessing. Send eternity of the past; and just as brightly M i s c e l l a n e o u s 2 5 0 to Milo Ross, R. F. D. 4, Box 326, Salem, shines forward across the remaining centuries into the eternity beyond, un- P l e d g e s 7 * 0 0 Oregon, and your copy, or copies, will dimmed by the powers of darkness, Meetings who have not been heard from be sent immediately. should send in what they have on hand. bringing light, life and salvation to man T1 e quotas for next year will be announc kind, and illuminating the "city four ed in the February, 1934, issue. In the square." Thus writes the prophet, "The meantime, boost The Friendly Endeavor at Quarter Meeting week-end Confer people that walked in darkness have seen ence for Boise Valley was held at River a great LIGHT: they that dwell in the every opportunity. If you miss the side Meeting, October 26-28, with a C.E. Special Edition you will miss something Rally on Friday night, the 26th. (Continued on Page 2) v e r y w o r t h w h i l e . December, 1934 THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR Page Three Page Two THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR December, 1934

the Son of God shall be revealed from prayer meeting for prayer for Bolivian heaven in power and great glory, and all Missions and for local work. The| [Friendly Endeavor the kindreds of the earth wail because of A class has been organized for the pur Published Monthly at 1016 S.E. 31st Ave., Him. In that TIME so long ago promised pose of studying the book "Better Meet Portland, Oregon, by The Christian Endea by the two "in white apparel," "This ings" by H. T. Stock. The many very ^ CHESTER A. HADLEY vor Union of Oregon Yearly Meeting of same Jesus, which is taken up from you practical suggestions being received as a Friends. into heaven, shall so come in like manner result of the study are greatly increasing See lUe Yearly necllTig mrough ilie CHurcli WlnQov Subscription Price, per year 75c as ye have seen Him go into heaven." o u r e f fi c i e n c y. That TIME on which so much prophecy " W h y w a s t h i s h y m n w r i t t e n ? " A Entered as Second-Class Matter, Feb. 8, 1928, has been focused will be ushered in, the number have impressive histories behind at thePost Office at Portland. Oregon, them. Our members are on the lookout under the Act of March 3, 1879. fulfillment of Jehovah's promises to Israel and the covenants made with their for hymn stories with which we are pre Two Days Among The We Buy Ten Horses The Minister's Devo FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR STAFF fathers; when dispersed and dispised paring a scrap book for the society. Editor in Chief Milo Ross Israel shall have been gathered out of the We greatly enjoyed the fellowship with Mountain People For Bolivia tional LiFe R. P. D. 4, Box 326, Salem, Oregon countries whence they, have been driven the Springbrook society when they shared Associate Editor and Circulation Mana- in their rejection. That TIME when is with us in a joint Hallowe'en party at the By LEVI T. PENNINGTON a g e r D e l l L a m b Wire dryer. A t e n h o r s e p o w e r m o t o r h a s b e e n 5916 S. E. 15th Ave., Portland, Ore. fulfilled His promise, "1 will cleanse their blood that I have not cleansed:" as ran Morris Fleacock, Yearly Meeting Super B y PA U L M I L L S ordered for the launch ''Ambassador,'* the Church Window Editor .... C. A. Hadley intendent of Temperance, gave us a very s m a l l e r m o t o r w a s u n s a f e i n t h e s e v e r e Much condensed from an address giv 1134 S. E. 33rd Ave., Portland, Ore. somed and redeemed Israel shall dwell On Friday forenoon the sky was clear B u s i n e s s M a n a g e r F r a n k L . C o l e w i t h H i m a s t h e i r G o d a n d t h e i r K i n g . challenging Temperance address in the storms that arise on the lake. We will en before the Ministerial Association of ing and the roads were getting dry so 1 feel much safer with our missionaries out 1016 S. E. 31st Ave., Portland, Ore. In that golden age when the knowledge of morning service, October 28th. took the opportunity to make one more Oregon Yearly Meeting. S o c i e t y N e w s E d i t o r L e l a J o n e s the Lord shall cover the earth as the tour of the Sunday School Home Depart on the lake with the added power to ride R. F. D. No. 1, Eagle, Idaho waters cover the sea; when none shall hurt OFFICER OBJECTIVES FOR DECEMBER the waves. The work at the lakes seems ment before the winter sets in. When I was very much younger, feel President-—• to be increasing in interest. We recently or destroy in all My holy mountain; when ing the call to the ministry which I both nations shall indeed beat their swords into Hold Executive Committee meeting The first visit was at a home that had purchased a lot with a small native house "A CHRISTMAS MEDITATION" desired and dreaded, I had always this plow shares and their spears into pruning Carry out Leadership training never been on our list and the mother of on it. The entire cost of the investment three children expressed her appreciation consolation, that if 1 ever should become hooks, and shall be established in the Plan for Christmas cheer was $28.00 American dollars, 280.00 Bol a minister, 1 should have then escaped for th S. S. literature and said she would ivianos. This will serve as headquarters (Continued from Page 1) earth, and the GLORY of Israel be re T r e a s u r e r s —■ the temptations of men in the paths of help the children with the lessons. at the lake and give our missionaries bet vealed. Collect and pay in the 50c or 25c the common life. 1 should be immune to Shine on, O LIGHT of lights, until Boost the payment of I Oc for the It had been nearly two months since ter living conditions when they visit the land of the shadow of death, upon them the temptations of the flesh and to all Thou hast risen in Thy brightness the "Special Edition." literature was distributed and while some work in that locality. the grosser temptations of the spirit; free hath the LIGHT shined." When first purchased, the house was "sun of Righteousness" with eternal heal Lookout seemed not to care whether or iiot they f r o m t e m p t a t i o n s t o l u s t a n d a n g e r a n d In the midst of heathen darkness, a native in construction, the door was three ings in Thy wings; when Thou shalt reign Check membership see if all are got any more I was pleased to find that even resentment. How egregious was my darkness multiplied and intensified be feet high with a twelve inch stall at the cause of the height of its civilization, in Thy Maiesty the rightful King of earth, working most of the families had studied all they error many of you can bear witness. The "the GLORY of Thy people Israel." S e n d C h r i s t m a s C a r d s had and were eager for more. bottom, the floors were of mud, and the three genders are not masculine, feminine, "the God of glory" shined upon Abram, roof was thatched. Short as Carroll Tam c a l l i n g h i m i n t h e d i m c e n t u r i e s o f t h e P r a y e r M e e t i n g About dusk I stopped in front of a and preachers. When a man gives him CHEHALEM CENTER ISSUE: Co-operate with Miss-Com. on topics for small house on the edge of a beautiful plin is he said that a time or two through self to the ministry, he becomes an es past, leading him on until from Mt. t h e d o o r t a u g h t h i m t o " d u c k . " H e w e n t Moriah's sacrificial-altar he saw the ONE 2nd, 9th, and 16th meadow where lives a widow and her ELECTION RETURNS EXTRA! to the lake shortly after the property was pecially prominent target for "the fiery who should bless the nations, and through Carrv on study class eight children. Some of the children were darts of the wicked (one.)" Death is a blood-bought redemption, bring LIGHT, Missionary at school but the smaller ones were home acquired and remodeled it. Putting on not alone in loving "a shining mark." Life and Salvation to the Gentiles; and the Paul Astleford is Best Young Farmer Co-operate with Prayer Meeting Com. and also a newcomer in the community corrogated roofing, a suitable floor, and Because the preacher is subject to ONE who should rule the nations as King Of America on topics for 2nd, 9th, and 16th. was there with her children making an we hope he made the door larger. Helen C a m m a c k h a s r e t u r n e d f r o m A r i c a , C h i l e temptations "such as are common to of kings, "the GLORY of thy people Christmas baskets audience of about ten so I took the oppor where she has been taking a much needed man, " and because as a preacher he is Israel." Paul Astleford is now recipient of the Plan for study of "On the Threshold of tunity to have a little Gospel service. rest. While her condition is satisfactory, open to special temptations, difficulties He was THE TRUE LIGHT, gleaming in title "Best Future Farmer of America." a Continent," by Caroll Tamplin Children and all were very attentive as 1 and handicaps, it is important that he yet the rest was ordered by the doctor to spiritual darkness and the darkness ap This honor, the highest award given Social talked about the S. S. lessons, then read maintain on a high plane his own per by the F. F. A. national organization, was C h r i s t m a s c a r o l i n g some scripture and had prayer. give her every chance to get adjusted to sonal devotional life. prehended it not. As irresistible as the the work in the high altitude at La Paz. presented with a $500.00 check and trip Watch Party. Another reason why this must be done rays of yonder sun which brings its light 1 went back to the car for more supplies War conditions still hinder the progress and healing, heat and power to this to the Chicago World's Fair. The contest i s b e c a u s e i f t h e p r e a c h e r i s a p a s t o r, for the new family and upon returnnig to of the work, and we should unite with material earth. Yea, more, a LIGHT that was conducted at Kansas City where Paul he has no pastor; and even if he is not a the house found the ones I had already t h e m t h e r e i n p r a y i n g f o r i t s c l o s e . T h e shone above the brightness of that mid was sent to represent the Oregon F.F.A. taken in, distributed around the circle man power of the nation from boyhood to pastor his soul often needs spiritual food day Syrian-sun, gleaming and glowing into Paul is president of Chehalem Center with old and young alike enjoying them. neither appropriate nor digestible for the the innermost recesses of the heart of C. E. and is a freshman at Pacific College. middle age has been called to the country's Further back in the hills and timber I defense and it leaves only women and beginner in the Christian life. More dir Saul of Tarsus, transforming all his Extra! All about the Annual Elections! found the roads quite muddy and rough children to carry on in their absence. Let ectly and effectively than the ordinary powers of intellect and spirit, from a Paul Astleford is the new President and was hoping that I would not have to Christian has learned to do the minister devastating, destroying persecutor of the Other officers are: Vice-President, Violet u s c o n t i n u e t o r e m e m b e r t h e b o y s w h o needs to come to the Shepherd of the travel long after dark before finding a have been called away from the mission infant Church into a mighty preacher of Newton; Secretary, John Astleford; Treas WILLIAM MURPHEY CONDUCTS station. They are placed in trying cir shepherds; "Pastor pastorium" must in a the cross of Christ that should shake urer, Paul Strait; Chairman Prayer Meet REVIVAL AT SPRINGBROOK place for the night. After a short visit with a man who had previously claimed cumstances and we must not fail them in peculiar way be his pastor. thrones and empires, and chan^^e the ing Committee, Gladys Newton; Chairman Another reason which makes the right whole course of human history. We have been particularly blessed in he was a sceptic and uninterested, I started t h e i r h o u r o f n e e d . Missionary Committee, Magdalene Hess; out into the dark again, when he asked devotional life imperative for the minister Looking back over nineteen centuries Chairmen Social Committee, Marietta having William Murphey of Boise with us is the fact that his chief sphere, his of history, what has been the effect of for two weeks in revival services. Sev me to stay for the night. I spent a very Moore, Olive Northrup, Mildred Smith; pleasant evening with this pioneer family primary task, is spiritual. It cannot be that LIGHT? We dare say, that every Chorister, Ruth Baker; Organist, Mildred eral received definite h'-'lp from the Lord, prayed with him and went on. exclusively so. He has great responsibility and many of us were lifted to the which is hewing a home out of the ''"^ber. And so on through the day 1 went step of human progress made in either the Smith. The officers were fittingly in I was particularly interested in the old in the physical realm. The hungry must religious, political or social world, has stalled in an inspiring service. Committee " M o u n t a i n To p s " b y h i s S p i r i t - fi l l e d m e s sometimes stopping at a log house, some be fed, the naked clothed, the homeless Chairmen have definite plans prepared sages in both song and sermon. Though spinning wheel which the lady explained times at a shack, and again at a frame sheltered, the young for whom he is re Whenr w r it seemed the L I G darkness H T . had al the special services have closed, the Spirit to me and asked to come back in the building. A spirit of hospitality prevails f o r t h e y e a r ' s w o r k . winter and see them run i'- sponsible must be properly developed phy most hidden its rays and men groped in A group visited the homes of some of r e m a i n s a n d i s v e r y m u c h m a n i f e s t e d i n here which one does not often find in the sically. The preacher cannot escape On my way Saturday morning 1 found larger and more tnickly populated com awful spiritual darkness, a German Monk the sick members to carol and have short e v e r y s e r v i c e . large business responsibility, especially in in penitance was laboriously wending his an old man burning brush. Two years munities- Some appeared to have little w o r s h i p s e r v i c e s a f t e r S u n d a y e v e n i n g Many of us attended the sacred concert, the business of the church. He cannot "Christ Triumphant" given by Mr. Mur ago at the age of seventy-six this man f r i e n d l i n e s s f o r t h e g o o d n e w s o f t h e way, on bended knees, up the stairs of a Church services. escape from social responsibility, includ Roman Monastery seeking for spiritual phy at the Friday Night session of moved out into a timbered place and Gospel but the greater part of them were Evangelist William J. Murphy was here Started clearing a home for himselt. He ing that in the social world as that term Q u a r t e r l y M e e t i n g . interested and some in almost every home is usually understood, and also in com I I^HT 'T®"' Y*"®" ® brilliant ray of that from September 30th to October 14th for has reared a large family hut they have are studying the lessons. LIGHT gleamed into his soul and midst revival meetings. We are especially On October 14 our society joined with munity life, political life, etc. And every Chehalem Center in a meeting to learn all left him except one son who stays with Late that evening 1 returned home, thankful for his faithful messages, kindly him occasionally. His wife is dead so the preacher must shoulder a great intellec JUSTI I A T SHALL S LIVE W A iBY ' r FAITH." " T And H E more about the Economic conditions of tired, but thankful for the privilege of tual responsibility There are many manner, and life in the community while our country. The Meeting was led by old gentleman lives there in the woo s acting in the power of that LIGHT he here. God's presence was clearly felt in evangelizing among these mountain folk. things which all the world should know Emett Gulley. alone. He dropped his tools and started I had promised to hold a service in one of the services. and which many will never know except fromf ^ shackles thousands of of livingRoman souls, bondage and pre Mrs. Hanville of Newberg led a very for the house. I told him I didn t want their schoolhouses the next afternoon so as the ministers of Christ reveal them Edward Baker was privileged to assist to take him from his work and could not after the morning meeting here at Wood pared a religious freedom and an experi- in the recent revival services at Kelso, interesting meeting Armistice day on the But the minister's primary task is spiri inental salvation for millions unborn. subject of peace. stay long anyway but he replied that he land I drove over and found a very at tual; and here he may do a great work, And the Glory of Thy People Israel" Washington. Merle Green, who is attending P. B. 1, had lots of time to talk to a preacher. He tentive audience of twenty-seven. S p r i n g b r o o k s o c i e t y m e t h e r e f o r a loves to get the religious papers but felt in the face of a large measure of inade This was the climax of the prophetic spent a week end at home recently. point meeting October I 4th, at which time bad because he had no money to pay for quacy in other fields, if so be he excels utterance of the aged Simeon that day. Wilmer Brown, who has just returned Arnold Hodgins and wife closed a two- m the things of the spirit. The better Prof. Emmett W. Gulley spoke on Eco from Seattle to attend P.B.I, visited rela- them. I assured him that he was welcome weeks meeting at Greenleaf. his education, the deeper his learning, the LIGHIr-ux"""® I as compared beheld with the time that when nomic Conditions Today. All receive to them, had a few minutes visit, and then much blessing from meeting before C. E. (Continued on Page Five) Page Four THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR December, 1934 December, 1934 THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR Page Five

more he excels in the true social graces MISSION STUDY BOOKS NOW READY stand it and be able to teach it, a worthy scows he tightened all cables. The tide cussing "Ann of Ava," the life story of meaning of Christian Endeavor were ex and the more genuinely cultured he is the motive. But every Christian, and espec goes out. All's still. It is low tide. But Ann Judson, one of the earliest mission plained, membership cards were passed better he can serve God and the more The mission study booklet, "The ially the minister, needs to study the presently the tide turns. It is coming in. aries sent out from this country. around. Ten young people of senior- ways he can bless humanity. But whatever Threshold of a Continent" by Carroll G. bible to learn God's will for him. Not How the scows begin to lift and strain at intermediate age signed the pledge. Since else he may do, the giving of spiritual Tamplin, our Missionary to Bolivia is now the mere opening of the book and read their cables! The tide is coming in. PROMINENT PIEDMONT MEMBER that, four more have joined. The fol guidance under the guidance of God is the r e a d y f o r u s e . Yo u r Q u a r t e r l y M e e t i n g ing the first words that strike the eye. D e e p e r i n t o t h e w a t e r s i n k s t h e s c o w s , U N D E R G O E S O P E R A T I O N lowing officers were elected: President, thing he must do. Supt. will have them for distribution, or I'm not saying that God never guides that harder and harder is their upward tug on Samuel Fich; Vice President, Lilly Lund; the cables. The tide is coming in. But We are glad to report that Leone T h i s s p i r i t u a l t a s k i s t w o - f o l d . T h e send to C. A. Hadley, I 134 S. E. 33 Ave., way, but if He does, it is better than we Secretary-Treasurer, Marvin Keene; F. E. minister must serve humanity in the dual Portland, Oregon. The price is 25 cents deserve. I'm thinking of real bible study, now the scows no longer are seeming to Nichols, who recently underwent an Reporter, Glbert Drowley; Committee s i n k d e e p e r i n t o t h e w a t e r . T h e y a r e office of priest and prophet. postpaid. C.A.H. with the heart wide open to learn God's operation for appendicitis, is recovering Chairman-Lookout. Lillie Lund; Prayer We Friends, who have taken an eccles will. This book is like nothing else ever rising, rising. The old hulk is being pul and we will welcome her back to her Meeting, Gilbert Drowley; Social, Helen iastical position at the opposite extreme written in the way in which under the led out of the ooze and slime. It rises, duties as health permits. Ruth Huff is Tooley; Music, Jean Woodworth; Mission rises, rises, at the pull of these engineless from Romanism, are likely to lose sight of Goethe's Faust well till you have some guidance of the Holy Spirit it opens to serving as assistant Sunday School super ary. Joyce Woodworth. the priestly function of our ministry. the seeking heart the will of God for one s scows. Presently it is completely releas intendent and filling the position accept We have had three socials and have mastery of the fundamentals of the Ger ed from the mud of the harbor floor. Far But as Friends we have not denied the own personal life. ably. had a good time at each of them. The man language. You can't master Calcu out to sea it is towed, and sunk where it The Senior Endeavor enjoyed a Hal priesthood; we have enlarged it. We lus till you have gone far beyond the There is one other element of personal organization is functioning nicely at can no longer be a menace to shipping. lowe'en social at the home of James have not said that no Christian is to be a devotion which 1 must mention, too often present. priest; we _have said that all Christians multiplication table. And so there are What had the young engineer done? Raymond. All the usual and unusual Our group joined with the Endeavorers certain prerequisites to the right kind of neglected and its vast resources left un He had made available the power of the are to be "kings and prie^s unto God." touched. I refer to devotional medita accompaniments of the season were pres of the First church in the Expert Endeavor If the ordinary Christian is to be a priest, devotional life. tide, he had hitched the old sunken hulk ent, and judging from the excitement, class conducted by Mildred Hadley of One must believe in God, in a personal tion, the stillness of the depths of the soul to the power, the irresistable lift of the how much more the man who is in the when, in the immediate presence-cham everyone enjoyed a good time. Portland. God how can one offer genuine devo impouring flood. Yes, and the tide was Bethel Mayes spent the past week end We are having a very interesting mem sacred office of the minister. tion to a mere force or law as impersonal ber of the Lord Most High, you are not The task of the priest is to speak for hitched to the moon; and the moon was in Salem at the home of her sister. Her bership contest in the form of a baseball a s g r a v i t a t i o n o r A v o g a d r o ' s L a w ? H e asking Flim for anything, not telling Him hitched to the sun; and the sun and all its mother is also in Salem recuperating from man to God. There is not time to enlarge must believe in a good God if the God anything, but simply communing with game with the membership divided upon this phase of the theme here. But whirling planets are held in the hollow of a s e v e r e i l l n e s s . into two teams, the Beavers and the in whom 1 believe were like the God Him, your heart touching His heart in His hand. The young engineer had sim An Intermediate C. E. is in the process how can the minister appear before God sweet, life-giving fellowship. We Friends Tigers. for his fellow man without maintaining which some men teach, I'd flee from ply made available for the accomplish- of organization, and we are thankful for The Prayer Meeting committee and his own personal devotional life on a high Him on the dead run. He must believe who make no use of the outward, physical men of hs task an infinitesimal part of these interested young people. They have leaders of the C. E. Meetings are finding in a God who communicates, who ans symbols of the bread and wine, how the power of the Omnipotent. been meeting each Sunday evening since the lessons helps especially interesting and plane? And how the right devotional life wers, who imparts Himself—"He that shall we fare if we miss this inward com will smooth out difficulties, remove ran- May the God whom we serve show us, October first, and we are hoping that the helpful. Cometh unto God must believe that He is, munion? "Except ye eat the flesh and drink the blood of the Son_ of Man, ye so clearly that we cannot mistake, our organization will soon be complete. They A Junior Endeavor has been organized Christco^ur, tobring the the throne preacher of God, in whenthe spirit in hisof and that He is a rewarder of all them great need for the right sort of devotional had a joyous Halowe'en social with games for children under thirteen. Meetings are t h a t d i l i g e n t l y s e e k H i m . " have no life in yourselves" said Jesus. and eats appropriate for the occasion. priestly function he comes to God on be- And when they marveled. He said, "Does life; may we learn to pray as we ought, held each Wednesday after school from halt of those for whom he is responsible. And now what is the nature of the and to study as we ought, and to enjoy the New officers of the Senior Endeavor four to five o'clock, thus making it pos devotional life of which we have been this cause you to stumble? What and if sweet communion with Him which is at are: President, Olive Terrell; Vice Presi sible for children of other churches to We think oftener of the prophetic than once an inescapable duty and a priceless speaking? ye shall see the Son of Man ascending dent and Prayer meeting chairman, Alice attend. the pri^tly function of the Quaker min First prayer. We are needy people. where He was before?" When manifest privilege; and may this devotional life Woolley; Secretary-Treasurer, Bethel We welcome into our midst Josephine istry. Here is one great part of his spiri For what should the minister pray? ly they could not eat His physical flesh produce in us the guidance which will Mayes; Committee chairmen Lookout, Fich, who has been at Soap Lake since tual task whether greater than the other, Without forgetting the essential unselfish and drink His physical blood. We shall make clear His will, the courage to under Alice Kimble; Missionary, Geneva Bolitho; the conference, and Alice Kimball of who knows but God? be poor Friends if ws do not learn the ness of the ministry, he should pray for take its accomplishments, and the power Social, Leone Nichols; Chorister, Francis Piedmont, who is now working in Rose The prophet is primarily one who himself. secret of that inner communion. Just as w h i c h s h a l l b r i n g H i s w i l l f o r u s t o Perry; Pianist, Carrie Cantrill; Ushers, the things we eat and drink enter our mere. speaks for another. God's prophets are F o r b l e s s i n g s . G o d h a s m a n y g i f t s glorious achievement. Edgar Haworth, Robert Mott; Reporter, not mere predictors, but God's spokes- awaiting our petitions. It isn't that we bodies and are presently built into our Mildred Raymond. men on whatever theme. They are must change God in order to receive His physical organisms, just so the life of "The Friendly Worker's class had their WEDDING BELLS RING TWICE God through Jesus Christ must enter into AT STAR blessings, but that we ourselves are not in business meeting and social at the home ^rth-tellersMany of them more have often made than predictions; fore-tellers. but position to receive them unless and until us and be built into the very spiritual of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huff an Hal we pray. The electric power of God's structure of our souls. lowe'en night. Lawrence McKibben and Miss Cleo And what will be the results of the Scrivener were married in Boise .Novem when^aiah hewas said quite Thus as saith much the Lord,the prophet '1 have grace does not jump a great insulating We are missing Dillon and Fern Mills ber 10. They are making their home in g a p . G o d d o e s n o t f o r c e H i s g i f t s a n d right sort of devotional life on the part and their family from our services. Dillon nourished and brought up children and of the ministers? Let me mention three. Star. George Hopper was married to hey have rebelled against me' " as when graces on those who do not seek them. is working near Beaverton, and they have he said. They shall beat their swords into "Blessed are they that hunger and thirst First, guidance. ' It is not in man to (Continuea from Page 2) moved to that community. Miss Gertrude HoLen of Vale, at Green- after righteousness; they shall be filled." direct his steps aright." But God will leaf church Sunday, November 11, with plow-shares ^d their spears into prun- show the right way to the man who seeks tives here recently. Walter Cook officiating. They left im ■ ng-hooks. The fundamental thing about T h e r e a r e t h i n g s l o r w h i c h i t i s a n Ruth Gulley is spending a few weeks MURPHY HAS BEEN AT LENTS a prophetic ministry" as the Friends use i t w i t h a l l h i s h e a r t . r ■ ■ mediately after the ceremony for Wood impertinence to ask God. Don't ask Him Second, the elimination of hindrances with her sister Lela, who is teaching a few MEETING land where George will have charge of that term is that the preacher gets his to reveal to you miraculously what Jesus Lents and handicaps. Many a minister has a miles from Sheridan this year. the work during Paul Mills' leave of ab message from God and delivers it as God's did and said while on earth those things Our pastor's wife left Nov. 2 for Idaho are recorded. Jesus increased in wisdom martyr complex; but he 11 lose it if he Betty Stevens, who has been staying at where she enjoyed a short visit with her sence. Both young men are members of representative. "If any man speak, let sits long at the feet of the Man of Sor Headricks, underwent an operation at the our church and C. E. him speak as the oracles of God" should He was a student. He had His bible Emanuel Hospital in Portland November son and his wife, Ralph and Esther Choate. be the basis for every sermon. How can at His tongue's end He had hidden it rows, and acquainted with grief. The She returned No. 14 and we were all Ruth McCown, who is a student in the harsh, un-Christlike attitude to which we 13. We wish her a speedy recovery, and Nazarene College at Nampa, was in an any Quaker, with our heritage, dare to i n H i s m e m o r y a s w e l l a s i n H i s h e a r t , will truly welcome the time when she can glad to see her home again. that he might not sin against God. For are sometimes tempted toward those auto accident a few weeks ago in which preach otherwise? be up and with us again. On Friday evening Nov. 9 we held our students to pray at examniation time is a whose conduct is so reprehensible as to she suffered a fractured vertabrae. She Well, for this fundamental spiritual deserve condign punishment this attitude Our Society held its regular monthly regular business meeting in the church. is able to move around some but will have task of the minister as priest and prophet, good thing, not that God will reveal to will pass like mists before the morning business meeting at the home of Mrs. After the business we adjourned to the them the things they should have learned basement where we met other members to wear a cast for several months. God is the only source of power. When sun if we come before the "Love which Wakeham, November 6th. After the Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones, Mrs. Annis and did not, but the prayer of the Psalm business a very lively social was enjoyed of the church and held our social. We we wish to do work in the physical world, ist, "Quicken me, O Lord, according to gave Jesus to die. J. Brady, and Mrs. Gordon Olsen also met we tap some source of power, as a flow And finally, to revert to an idea al by all. enjoyed a mock wedding given for the thy word." As you seek in prayer to with an auto accident recently in which ing stream, the energy hidden in coal, benefit of La Dean Repp and Viola Judd. their car was very badly damaged, but make yourself ready to stand as God s ready suggested, power. Power to hear The couple were then asked to take their and power to do. L E E S A R E G R A N T E D L E A V E F R O M they suffered only minor injuries from ^P't'tual task we must tap spokesman, don't ask Him to give you place at the table where the presents were the source of spiritual power, God. We In New York harbor there once lay TACOMA which they are rapidly recovering. must touch Him. We are conductors or information you should have had by study piled s,o_high that they had to stand to — i t i s n ' t f a i r t o a s k H i m t o r e w a r d y o u r imbedded in ® g-'g J. C. Ralphs received a severe cut while motors, not dynamos. open them. However, the big surprise laziness with a miracle. Yet how fitting bor floor an old hulk which was a con Our pastors, 1. G. and Ida J. Lee, have of the evening came when after the plowing, which has confined him to his We should seek with all our hearts to stant menance to navigation. Man after been given a short leave of absence on bed for a while because of infection. ly we can pray, "Quicken me, O Lord.' shower. La Dean and Viola were married. In spite of the accidents and other mis make ourselves capable of carrying a man had tried to get it out of the way. account of Brother Lee's health. ' Our Revival meetings started Sunday heavy current, of "developing" much But better than any blessing of God Powerful tugs, a whole fleet of them, had are spending this time in Portland. Ed fortunes the -^ork of the church has been i s G o d H i m s e l f . N o m i n i s t e r c a n p r a y a morning Nov. I 1 with William J. Murphy going ahead splendidly under the leader- power through being in touch with the better prayer than that God will impart sought to drag it out of the channel. ward Harmon is supplying during their at the Evangelist. The meetings are well great power-house—many of us should Explosives had been used under it, only to absence. ship of Walter and Gladys Cook. Al e as amed that we are so small in poten Himself. "If any man . . . will open the imLd it all the more firmly in the har The Senior C. E. met for its November attended, and We feel that much good is though Gladys has been directed to take tial output of spiritual energy. But being door, I will come in." Let us pray for business meeting and social at the home being done. a complete rest, We still depend on her the infilling of God. His blessings cannot bor floor. But one day came a young inspiration and pray for her speedy re just what we are, there is only one way be absent if He is present. engineer who said he could remove it. of Willis and Gladys Perry, Friday, Nov for us to have power for the spiritual ember 16. Douglas Brown was in charge R O S E M E R E C H O O S E S I T S F I R S T cuperation. Another important element of a min They laughed at him, but he smiled back OFFICERS The October business meeting and tasks which are ours, and that is by per- ister's devotional life is devotional bible at them, and went about his task. He of the social part of the evening. „ p sonal spiritual touch with God through secured a fleet of powerless-looking The Missionary committee of the G. fc.. Rosemere social of the C. E. was held at the parson our individual devotional life. study. Many Christians never study the leaves. These he towed to the waters has begun a series of interesting lessons On September 23, 1934 Rosemere age. 1 he November one was held at the bible. Some men study it to find fault for Missionary Sundays. Under the F r i e n d s C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r S o c i e t y w a s home of Harold and Bertha Fladley. The In the Pacific Colege catalogue are with it, and some to bolster up their own above the sunken hulk, and with great such notations as this, "Prerequisites, cables he fastened them to the submerged leadership of various members of the com organized under the supervision of Milo chart work this year is being directed by courses la and lb." You can't read pet ideas, both motives unworthy. Some mittee, we are reading together and dis and Helen Ross. After the aims and Charlotte Cheeley. study it that they may the better under wreck, and with the capstans on these Page Six THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR December, 1 934 December, 1934 THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR Page Seven George Hopper was honored with a v i s i t o r h e r e . H e w a s f o r m e r l y a m e m b e r S P R I N G B R O O K S E N D S S . O . S . shower at the church November 7. Miss of their meeting. " W e N e e d M e n ! " T h i s h a s b e c o m e t h e harvest is expected. a n d r e g u l a r p r a y e r m e e t i n g s a r e h e l d f o r h i m . H e h a s b e e n q u i t e i l l f o r s i x Cecile . McKibben and Miss Margaret Alma Foster has enrolled at P.B.I, for cry of the Springbrook C. E. At all Lois Morrill and Edward Haldy left every Sunday evening. weeks. Cheeley were hostesses at a shower for the coming semester. recent business meetings and socials there Sunday, Oct. 7th for Portland, where they Hazel Tyler, a new C. E. member, has Miss Beulah Beeson at the McKibben home have been about fifteen women and three will attend the Portland Bible Institute. C. E. EXPANSION MONEY IS been visiting her relatives in Idaho. November 10. Charlotte and Margaret M E L B A F O L K O R G A N I Z E P I O N E E R o r f o u r m e n . T h e s e t h r e e o r f o u r m e n This is Lois' last year and Edward's first. COMING IN Evelyn White has returned recently Cheeley entertained at a shower for Mrs. MEETINGS are trying to make a ruling that no girl They will be missed by all. We ask that every loyal C. E'er of f r o m a v i s i t w i t h h e r b r o t h e r i n T h e Lawrence McKibben November 14. Audrey and Louellen Lee recently en can come to the parties unless she has an A group of young people attended a Oregon Yearly Meeting will back this Dalles, Oregon. tertained the C. E. at the home of Mr. escort. "So who will be the first to come surprise party given by Lois Morrill for vitally important part of our work. .. t. t t November Work Shows Spiritual Emphasis and Mrs. Carl Harris. to our rescue and import a car-load or her brother, Robert, at the Morrill home $100.00 of this goes to advance the Boost the "Special Edition." Sunnyside has been devoted mostly to Kenneth Eichenberger and family have two of men?" O c t o b e r 5 . R o b e r t ' s b i r t h d a y c o l l e c t i o n cause of Christ in our new meetings e v a n g e l i s t i c w o r k t h i s m o n t h . O u r p a s t o r arrived in Melba. Kenneth is starting a With school commencing the mem was 26 nickels. He is known as the Me throughout the Northwest, another has been conducting a class on Personal R e v i v a l i n M u r p h y t h i s w e e k . H e i s a l s o bership changed. Lela Gulley is teach thuselah of Entiat. $100.00 is budgeted out to our Yearly Evangelism in the Endeavor pre-prayer taking charge of the work at Reynolds ing school at Beaverdam, Oregon* Mrs. Pierson and daughter. Marietta, Meeting conferences, and $25.00 is to be services. These messages have been so Creek. Esthel Gulley is attending Nampa Nazar- spent several weeks in Entiat visiting in given to our Yearly Meeting Secretary, inspirational that each one of us is deter- Loren Burton left October 7th for Port ene College this winter. Merle Green is the Lloyd Barhart home. Frederick Baker. I^ay in your 25c per Telephone Meeting. ' mined to be a true soul-winner for Him. To add variety and to secure good par land to attend Portland Bible Institute. attending Portland Bible Institute. Helen By making a very careful and close I n t e r m e d i a t e m e m b e r a n d 5 0 c p e r S e n i o r A week-end revival has held with Louise Selby is working in Boise. We Pack of Woodland, Washington has re study of the matter, and after weighing m e m b e r i m m e d i a t e l y. ticipation call on the Endeavor members President C. J. Pike of the Portland Bible miss her from the meetings. turned to take up the duties as Primary all the evidence, it was found that nearly Here is the correct budget and the by their telephone number. Fake num bers can always be assigned those not Institute as the evangelist. Members of Several of the young people of the t e a c h e r i n s c h o o l . M i s s R u t h G i n t h e r o f all who attended the regular church ser amount which have been received: the student body assisted in all the meet having a phone in their home. Letters church attended the afternoon services Lebanon, school principal, is attending vices are in some way directly or indirectly Portland Quarter Paid may be added to de.signate individuals ings, Also a P.B.I, student, Devee Brown, at Reynolds Creek Sept. 30th. Some have C. E. connected with the apple industry. L e n t s S r . $ I 5 . 0 0 4.00 led the Senior Endeavor meeting, which when more than one come from the same also furnished special music for the meet Betty Stevent of Kelso is making her The main subject for conversation now L e n t s I n t . 4 . 5 0 proved to be interesting and unusual. is apples. Kelso 5.50 family. ing at Murphy. home with Mr. and Mrs. Headrick. Eldon * » * Chester Hadley has shown a number of and Aileen Bush and their mother have Sunnyside Sr. 15.50 LOO True and False. p i c t u r e s o f t h e w o r k i n o u r h o m e m i s s i o n SUNNYSIDE REPORTER SENDS IN TWO moved to Newberg. All are glad to Sunnyside Int. 4.50 QUILCENE NAMES OFFICERS T h i s p l a n i s e s p e c i a l l y a d a p t a b l e t o fields, presenting the idea that the re MONTHS' NEWS welcome the Shirk family in the communi Piedmont 8.00 C.C.C. Boys Attend V a n c o u v e r 7 . 0 0 s u c h s u b j e c t s a s P e a c e o r Te m p e r a n c e . sponsibility for ths work should not be ty and especially Charles and Louise in the born solely by the adults of the Yearly Boise Quarter— Statements and quotations e.g. "To insure In the last week of August the Senior society. Meeting, but should be shared by the The senior C. E. elected new officers Boise 4.50 p e a c e p r e p a r e f o r w a r " m a y b e d i s t r i b u t C. E. surprised Olivine George and Paul Mrs. Lena Kearns and sons, of Stock ed among members. In turn they read their Endeavorers. Winieke, the prospective bride and groom, ton, California, are visiting her parents, at their business meeting m October. S t a r S r . 1 4 . 0 0 S t a r I n t . 4 . 2 5 statement and declare whether "true" or Mrs. Squirtsmiere, who has just return with a "Kitchen Shower.** The surprised Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gulley. They are as follows: President, Martha ed from South America, gave a very inter Mapes; Vice President, August Griener; Greenleaf Sr. 10.00 " f a l s e " g i v i n g t h e i r r e a s o n f o r t h e i r d e c i couple received many useful gifts. Endeavor is glad to have Ruth Gulley Greenleaf Int. 10.00 sion. This may be developed to provoke esting account of her experiences and of Because no Endeavor meetings were in the meetings again after an extended ill" Secretary, Martha Thomas; Treasurer, the splendid achievements of the various Mabel Blake; Committee Chairman-Look- Riverside 8.50 good discussion on otherwise dry subjects. held during the month of August, the ness. » * » m i s s i o n a r i e s t h e r e . out, ' Estella Sewell; Prayer Meeting, Melba 16.50 senior and intermediate societies had ac We have been holding cottage Prayer Woodland 10.50 The regular Senior Endeavor business tive parts in the Sunday evening church Josephine Thomas; Missionary, Florence Telegraph. and evening of fun was held at the home Meetings for several weeks in prepara Hart; Social, Buster Garden. Salem Quarter The leader as a telegraph operator dir services. tion for Revival Meetings which are Oct Rosedale Sr. 6.50 4.50 ects the entire servce through the sending of Norene and Carl Voget. The officers The entire church congregation enjoy ober 21th-November 4th. William Murphy The regular C. E. Prayer Meetings are Rosedale Int. 5.00 2.00 of telegrams. Cne member serves as elected for the coming year are: President, ed a fine time of fellowship at our *'A11- of Idaho is evangelist. being held on Tuesday evenings to ac Carl Voget; Vive-president, Sherman comodate members who belong to the South Salem 7.00 mssenger boy and delivers the messages Church-Night" gathering held in the S c o t t s M i l l s 13.50 as they are received by the operator. In Hadley; Secretary, Jean Moor; Treasurer, basement of the church. Mr. and Mrs. HIGHLAND SENDS IN MONTHLY Presbyterian church, thus giving them op Myron James; Committee Chairman- portunity to attend services in their own Highland 7.50 this manner hymns are sung, scripture R. W. Hallman and President and Mrs. BROADCAST read, questions on the topic discussed Prayer Meeting, Marie Ellis; Missionary, C. J. Pike with their families were our church Sunday evenings and the C. L. Newberg Quarter— 9.50 and the prayer service opened. (A Lois Kuykendall; Lookout, Jessie May guests. Mr. Hallman is to be our choir meetings also. Springbrook Broadcasting over "K.F.E. by remote All the C. E. meetings are held in our Newberg Sr. 7.50 telegraph key and batteries were borrow Ruhndorf; Social, Norene Voget; Music, director and song leader for this winter. control from Highland. ed from the local office.) Arthur Moorman; Reporter, Wilma Moor To give the college students a good own church now. . Newberg Int. 3.25 The church building has been shingled Sherwood 6.00 « » * man. send-off the members of our Endeavor The Intermediate C. E. held their reg A contest in the Senior society has been recently. ular monthly social at the parsonage the C h e h a l e m C e n t e r 16.50 6.1 1 Radio. gave a school party in their honor. The The Junior Endeavor held a Hallowe en started in the form of a football game. Tacoma Quarter A c t i n g a s a n n o u n c e r o f s t a t i o n games and events of the evening were Friday before Hallowe'en. Much bravery Two teams and their captains have been Party, Oct. 26th. Entiat 7.00 Y.P.S.C.E. the leader directs the broad school activities. was shown as each member encountered On November 2nd, the C. E. Executive 14.50 cast of the regular Sunday evening C. E. selected and are in the midst of their Those attending college from our so Committee met and discussed plans. It witches, ghosts, and all such pooks m Quilcene Sr. battle on the great football field. The their lonely trips through halls, grave Quilcene Int. 4.50 meeting. All participants are considered ciety are: Eugene Coffin, Louis Coffin, was followed by a social in charge or purpose of the contest is to stimulate Tacoma 16.50 guest artists and as announced take their Allen Hadley, Marguerite Heacock, and Mary Turner. About 18 young folks were yards, dark stairways, etc -Twenty-nine perfect attendence and to gain new mem Donald Mortimore. All are attending young people of high school age were Pay this money to Dell Lamb 5916 S. E. place before the microphone, which is present. out of sight. The only equipment neces bers. Pacific College at Newberg, except Don We have been rather slow about get p r e s e n t . , . r - i 15th Ave., Portland. We are very happy to have with us dur ald Mortimore, who is starting in at Our Intermediates are doing fine work. sary IS a loud speaker on a stand in the ting started on the Chart Work, but just front of the Endeavor room. ing their work at Portland Bible Institute, Pacific College in Seattle. A marked improvement is seen after one MILDRED HADLEY CONDUCTS Leia Jones and Keith Macy. Both young wait, we'll make up for that later! * * ¥ The young people of the church have Ava Brown, who is a prominent mem year of training. Remember our young " E X P E R T " C L A S S A T V A N C O U V E R Sealed Orders. people are teaching Sunday School organized a Young People's Prayer Meet ber of our C. E., and who has been away in prayer. _ , i n o u r c h u r c h . Small envelopes may be distributed ing, which has been meeting every Satur attending P.B.I., came home over Sunday, One of our faithful C. E. members, day morning. M. M. Coffin is beginning N o v e m b e r 1 1 t h . Frank Wilcoxen, is recovering from a Our monthly C. E. business meeting among the members which contain ques was held the first Tuesday of October at tions to be answered or other directions VANCOUVER BEGINS WINTER WORK his class on Personal Evangelism. The A change was made in the chairman stroke of paralysis. He is missed very the home of Charles and Mildred Beals. OF CHURCH AND SOCIETY group is growing in number and in spirit ship of some of our committees. Thelma much. for the meeting cause new interest and is and is proving to be a blessing and help Rose was elected Lookout Chairman, and The C. C. C. boys are back in our midst At the close of the business a social also a helpful way in which to get new t i m e w a s e n j o y e d . O u r N o v e m b e r m e e t or inexperienced members to take part. Monthly C. E. business meeting was to all who attend. Ted Dawson as Missionary Chairman. aagin. Some attend the C. C. C. meetings neld October 9th at the home of Senior C. E. was well represented and also come to church services and ing was held at the close of another The Ideal Young Man or Woman Charles and Mildred Beals. The greater at the Portland Union Christian Endeavor ENTIAT TO HAVE SPECIAL MEETINGS Sunday School. meeting on our regular business meeting part of the evening was spent in the Convention held at one of the neighboring We are thankful for the renewed in night. The "other meeting" happened to Letters written by the girls reveal their presentation of the new chart, after which churches. The services were very inter Entiat is expecting to have special terest shown in all the C. E. meetings, be the third of a series of four classes Ideal of what a young man should be in Expert Endeavor, conducted by Mild These are received by an old professor ^ t i m e w a s e n j o y e d . esting, with Milo Ross as one of the meetings beginning November 25 and last Sunday School, church, and prayer meet- red Hadley. Rosemere C. E.'s have joined of theirs in college and he discusses their . ' financial interests of the Yearly evening speakers. ings. ing indefinitely. The meetings will be in with us in these classes. contents with one of his students The Meeting were presented by Walter Lee in The Senior Christian Endeavor society charge of Glenn and Harriet Rinard. We the absence of Chester Hadley, during a met at the home of Mildred Hadley the are anticipating a good time. COLLEGE MEMBERS GIVE IMPETUS Monday, November 29th, was the time boys in turn describe their ideal of a of an enjoyable Hallowe'en Mask Party. re(^nt morning service. evening of September 29 for their monthly Friday, November 2, our Endeavor held TO NEWBERG young woman. D. D. Randall, a Sunday School Union business meeting and social. a business meeting and social at the home Flashlight pictures were taken of the niissionary of Medford, Oregon, took Rally and Promotion Day was celebrat of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sherman. We As most of our members are college group masked and unmasked. Of course booklet, "On the a s C h a r l e s B e a l s s a i d , t h e m a s k e d o n e s Threshold of a Continent," by Carroll C ^ m o r n i n g s e r v i c e S e p t . 3 0 t h . ed at the First Friends Church October enjoyed playing some new games and students here at Pacific, our membership We had a good attendance at our Sun- I 4th. The Sunday School hour was occu eating popcorn. Later in the evening is on the increase since school starteo. looked the most natural. Tamplin, will receive credit L "LeaL?: day school Rally, and annual affair. A pied with the promotion of the children in refreshments consisting of punch and Our president, Elizabeth Aebischer, is The City Mission has resumed its work ship Training m the chart. splendid program was presented by the to the various departments, and with a pumpkin pie were served. carrying on very capably. Josephine for the winter. A Mission Band from y o u n g e r m e m b e r s . short, entertaining program. E n d e a v o r s e r v i c e s o p e n e d a g a i n Smith -was recen tly elected to fill the Portland Bible Institute, led by Phyllis There is a little drinking place Dr. J. C. Brougher has been very ill Several of the young people of high Sunday, October 7th. They had not vacant office of treasurer. Macy, has charge of the Tuesday evening 1 tiat everyone can close. during the past three weeks. We are school age have taken the places in the been held because of the infantile paral The Executive committee recently or services. Alma Foster, one of our mem And that's the little drinking place. praying for a speedy recovery. choir which the college students have ysis epidemic. ganized all committees, and we feel that bers, is a member of this band. 1 hat s just beneath the nose Ed Scotten of Roseville, California, is a vacated. A better attendance during the apple our C. E. will progress rapidly this year. Because of Dr. Brougher's long illness t t t Commttee chairmen are working hard. our group plans to have a song service Boost the "Special Edition."

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