Northwest Friend, June 1943

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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Northwest Yearly Meeting of Friends Church (Quakers) at Digital Commons @ George Fox University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Northwest Friend by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ George Fox University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. W H A T W E N E E D We don't need more material development; We need more spiritual developeme'nt. We do not need more intellectual power; We need more moral power. We do not need more knowledge; We need more character. We do not need more government; We need more culture. We do not need more law; We need more religion. We do not need more of the things that are seen; We need more of the things that are unseen.

—CALVIN COOLIDGE. y B A R i y M a r t H e i s s u e

JUNE, 1943 EST T H E N O R T H W E S T F R I E N D June, 1943 June, 1943 T H E N O R T H W E S T F R I E N D i=(3Lu'tclt es Star, Idaho, Friends Church Nears Forty Mark in Years oj Service THE Report Reveals Church Serves Large Place In Community Life NORTHWEST FRIEND STAR FRIENDS CHURCH PICTURED PASTOR AND FAMILY AT STAR CHURCH Published monthly except August at 2904 N. E. 50th Avenue, Portland, Oregon

Pictured to the right Old Issue; Volume 22—No, 6 JUNE, 1943 New Issue: Volume I—No. 10 i s W a l t e r a n d C a r o l Lee and family. This Entered as second class matter, April 16, 1940, at the Post Office at Portland, Ore., under the i s n o t t h e fi r s t t i m e Act of March 3, 1879. t h a t W a l t e r L e e h a s lived in the Star Friends ever," and that the gospel message of redemp parsonage as he lived tion through the shed blood of Jesus Christ, there several years S^'doiia o u r L o r d a n d S a v i o u r, i s t h e o n l y r e m e d y f o r a g o w h e n h i s f a t h e r , t h e i l l s o f t h i s s i c k w o r l d . A s a m e m b e r o f the late I. Guerney Lee FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY Oregon Yearly Meeting how many have you in vited to Sunciay School, to the regular church and his mother, Ida J. This year we observe the fiftieth anniver services, to Prayer Meeting, or have spoken to Lee of Portland were HISTORY OF STAR CHURCH GIV. : sary of Oregon Yearly Meeting. Sunday after about their relationship to God? If the ratio pastors of the flock. noon will be given over to the program pre of persons asked the above questions is true By J. W. Jones, Star, Idaho of the Yearly Meeting, then about one-twentieth This last year Walter felt the urge to preach pared for the occasion. Time will be given for ■have a zeal or vision for the spiritual progress Star Meeting, Star, Idaho, was the result of the gospel so strongly that he was led to give up those who care to take part. We understand of our church. If we rest on present attain a few Friends families having settled in Boise his profession as high school teacher in Port that J. Will Jones, now of Star, Idaho, was in ments we shall suffer defeat. Let us awake Valley from Iowa, Kansas, and Oregon, in the land, Ore., and to enter the ministry. He and his attendance at Iowa Yearly Meeting when action and pi-ay mightily that we might be used of year 1900, who for the first two years lent family began in September of 1942 at Star meet God in these great days. their aid to the Southern Methodist church near ing and will soon have completed their first year was taken to set up Oregon Yearly Meeting. S t a r a n d f o r a n o t h e r y e a r a n d a h a l f u n i t e d i n in pastoral work. We expect to hear an interesting story from a community effort in an abandoned Methodist him. We are privileged to have several with us T H E I M P O R T A N C E O F T H E S U N D A Y Episcopal church a few miles in the opposite who were present when Oregon Yearly Meeting SCHOOL d i r e c t i o n f r o m S t a r . T H E N O RT H W E S T F R I E N D Published monthly except August by Oicgon Yearly was organized. We trust that they may be able (The following' article was written by Professor A. 8. In the fall of 1903 the first all Friends meet London, outstanding Sunday School worker In the Church Meeting' ot Friends OMiurch at Portland, Oregon. Copy to attend and tell us of events which happened of the Nazarene, and Is published because It reveals ing was held in the home of Samuel Beeson near dead line, C. E. Society news, Gth; all other news 10th during these eaidy days. just how important the Sunday School really Is.—Editor.) Star. And about that time Rosa E. Virtue, a of each month. Anniversaries give occasion to review the Subscription price, $1.00 per year in advance. minister of Indiana Yearly Meeting, who with T H E S T A l ' ^ F past and an opportunity to measure the degree The church of Jesus Christ is the foundation of progress. However when we view the tre her husband was located on the Lemhi Indian loseph O. Iteece ■ Editor of our Christian civilization. If there is to be 2004 N. E. 50th Ave., Iôrtiand, Ore. mendous needs before us today, we should give reseiwation in eastern Idaho, came to us with a church tomorrow there must be a Sunday Tciephone GArfield 1940 m o s t o f o u r t h o u g h t t o w a y s a n d m e a n s o f school today. Eighty-two per cent of the church a concern for some Christian service. Arrange F r e d e i i c k P . B a k e r . ...jManafring- Editor 728 S. E. Sumner Street. Camas, Wash. meeting these needs. Conditions and situations world came out of Sunday school classes. A ments were made for a series of meetings to be Telephone 344-W are changing momentarily all around us. We pastor once said: "Do away with the Sunday held in the Klondike schoolhouse about three Charles C. Haworth... Departmental Editoi- must fit ourselves to meet these changing con schools for fifteen years and the church will be 410 West Kural Ave., Salem, Ore. ditions immediately. Delay will mean lost op and a half miles northeast of Star. There was cut half in its membership." Mariorie Haines Christian Endeavor Society Editor portunity. Members of Oregon Yearly Meet The Sun da y school is important be a good attendance and about one hundred pro 2213 S. E. 57th Ave., Portland, Ore. ing need new zeal and vision. We need the cause the Bible is the text book of this institu fessed conversion, and from this a permanent . V r t h u r R o b e r t s Christian Endeavor Editor fervor of the apostles together with the zeal of Pacific College, Newherg, Ore. tion The late Woodrow Wilson said: There organization was formed, retaining Rosa E. Vir George Fox and the vision of the early mar can be no liberal education without a knowledge Joseph G. Reece... Circulation Manager tue as pastor. The meeting was named New 2904 N. E. aUth Ave., Portiand, Oregon tyrs. Are we not lost in a fog of spiritual of the Bible." Daniel Webster said in the halls of smugness? We need spiritual vitality which re Hope Monthly Meeting. Richard C. Kneeland... Treasurer flects itself in action. Here are two reasons congress- "The Bible is our only safe guide. In February, 1904, a committee _ was ap 801 Public Service Bidg., Portland, Oregon As long as we take it as our instructor for con NORTHWEST FRIEND PUBLICATION BOARD out of many we may name, which have helped duct and character, we will go on prospering m pointed to secui'e a location and solicit funds to produce the pi'esent state of affairs; first, F r e d e r i c k B . B a k e r C h a i r m a n the future as in the past. But the moment we to build a church. The building was begun in Earl P. Barker Secretary we are so baffled and bewildered by the speed relegate it from our lives, a catastrophe wil September on grounds adjoining the Klondike Walter P. Lee and Joseph G. Reece of change in the usual ways of living and we come to us such as we have not known before. school and was completed in time for the first Address all correspondence to the Managing Editor, have so worn ourselves out trying to keep up, 728 Sumner Sti'eet, Camas, Washington. Twenty-seven millions of our American youth service on Chirstmas day, Aaron Bray preach that secondly, we didn't take time to grow spir Make ,aii chocks and money orders payable to the did not receive Christian instruction last year. ing the first sermon and continuing for a series Northwest Friend, 801 Public Service Buiiding, Port itually, so that now we do not have the spirit The breakers are ahead according to Mr. Web of meetings. The funds were all raised and bills land, Oregon. ual dynamic or power to give much direction ster. The Sunday school is absolutely impera- (Continued to page 13) in the course of events. Let us remember that our God "is the same yesterday, today and for (Continued to page 6) T H E N O R T H W E S T F R I E N D /I ' T H E N O R T H W E S T F R I E N D June, 1943 ênommauona June, 1943 Emporia Church Is Host To Pastors' Alliance oj Kansas Yearly Meeting Yearly Meeting Sessions Slated For June 8-13 At Neivberg, Ore. Church Extension at Home and Missionary Advance Abroad Is Group Key Note College Schedule Is Outlined For Closing Days oj School Year

K A N S A S Y M P A S T O R ' S A L L I A N C E Spirit filled speech, and a Spirit filled purpose. 8:00 p. m. Pacific College Corporation. C O N F E R E N C E I S W E L L A T T E N D E D His subject was "The Minister of Christ—His Yearly Meeting Program Adornment and Example." Saturday, June 12th. The 85th annual session of the Pastor's Al In the two o'clock class period Lance Brady of 8:00 a. m. Meeting for Worship. liance of Kansas Yearly Meeting met at Em Tuesday, June Sth. Tonganoxie gave some, down to earth adivce 9:80 a. m. Business. poria, Kansas, April 5-8 with attendance of 125 8:00 a. m. Evangelistic and Church Exten on pastor's economics. He paid tribute to the 10:15 a. ni. Education. ministers and Christian workers. In spite of sion Board. the destruction by fire of the Emporia Friends pastors' wives who have so wonderfully man 2:30 p. m. Ministry and Oversight. 11:80 a. m. Inspirational Hour. Carroll Tam aged the home and solved the problems caused church a few months ago, the invitation to the 4:00 p. m. Missionary Board. plin, speaker. by lack of funds. The husbands of the women 2:00 p. m. Business. Alliance was not withdrawn. The Second Pres 7:80 p. m. Opening of Yearly Meeting. 4:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor Business pastors were also praised for their sacrifice. 8:15 p. m. Message by Luther Addington. byterian Church was offered for the use of Problems of indebtedness, the car, the home, Meeting. Friends and the building was beautiful and con 8:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor Rally. Mes venient. appliances, clothing, installment buying, life Wednesday, June 9th. insurance, and labor were discuss^ frankly. 8:00 to 9:15 p. m. Meeting for Worship. sage by Jack Willcuts. New officers for the coming year were as Suggestions were made that meetings s-hould 9:15 to 10:00 a. m. Meeting of Represen follows: Herschel Louthan, president; Alden Sunday, June 13th. pay salaries regulaidy and in full, and that the tatives. Pitts, vice-president; Fern Cook, secretary- minister cannot preach the full gospel without Meetings for Worship at 8:00 a.m., 11:00 a' treasurer and Marva Gamson and Weston Cox, Nominating Committee. preaching finances. Mr. Brady said that while m., 8:00 p. m. and 8:00 p. m. members at large. Caretakei's. Bible School at 9:45 a. m. the pastor may not have the best furniture 10:00 to 11:20 a. m. Business. Stewardship As a result of one of the messages the ques available, it can be clean and presentable. The and Literature. tion of Friends literature of the kind that rep- minister should dress with moderation so as not 11:80 a. m. Inspirational Hour. Lloyd Cress- SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED FOR EVENTS I'esents the doctrines of the Yearly Meeting to attract attention to his clothing. man, speaker. Pacific College, Newberg, Ore., presents its was discussed. Suggestions for the publishing Richard Wiles brought the Superintendent's 2:00 p. m. Business. of Quaker Sunday School and Christian Endeavor fifty-second annual Commencement June 4 to message to the Alliance in the three o'clock 2:80 to 8:50 p. m. Bible School and Public 8 this, year with Emmett W. Gulley, president quarterlies as well as religious Gospel tracts was period. Some excerpts from his message are: Morals. of the college, giving the Baccalaureate address seriously considered. All of this would make "Those who are in the service should take D. D. Randall, speaker. on Sunday, June 6, at 8:00 p. m., and Luther the church more efficient at home and would 4:00 p. m. Ministerial Association. their call seriously." Addington, pastor of Greenleaf Fidends Church help to promote the church extension program. "Christ suffered and died for the world." 7:00 p. m. Permanent Board. In the opening sessions on Monday evening 8:00 p. m. Message by Luther Addington. Greenleaf, Idaho, giving the commencement ad "How much suffering and agony do we bear dress on Tuesday, June 8, at 10:00 a. m. the address of welcome was given by Charles o n o u r h e a r t s ? " Thursday, June 10th. The commencement program is as follows: Beals, pastor of the local meeting, and the re "We are too much at ease when souls around 8:00 a. m. Meeting for Worship. sponse was given by Herald Mickelson of Chero u s a r e l o s t . " PROGRAM 9:80 a. ni. Business. kee, Oklahoma. "We shall give an account to God rather than 10:00 a. m. General Superintendent's report. Friday, June 4 The Alliance sermon was preached by Samuel to man." 10:80 a. m. Evangelistic and Church Exten 8:15 p. m. Commencement Shrauner on the "Life and Ministry of Christ" "We are called to give light to people who sion Board. Concert Wood-Mar Hal] in which he stressed the Deity of Jesus as re are in darkness. Do they see Jesus in us?" 11:80 a. m. Inspirational Hour. Lloyd Cress- Prof. Emory Hobson, Girls Glee Club vealed in His Virgin birth; His pattern for "Others are moved more by our lives than our man, speaker. Sunday, June 6 young people; His entrance into His ministry; words." 2:00 p. m. Business. 8:00 p. m. Baccalaureate His temptations, in which He was conqueror Service Friends Church "Can we in our prayer hold on to God with 2:80 p. m. Women's Home and Foreign Mis every step of the way; the power of His one hand and the dying people with the other s i o n a r y U n i o n . Sermon by President Emmett W. Gulley preaching with-the Spirit of the Lord upon Him hand and bring them together to be one?" 4:80 p. m. President's reception 2:45 p. m. Home Mission and Social Service. as He read concerning Himself in the synagogue "Let us be dead to the things of the world, 8:15 p. m. Memorial Hour. for Class of 1948...at Kanyon Haii at Nazareth. but alive to the needs of Kansas Yearly Meet 8:00 p. m. Message by Ray L. Carter. 8:00 p. m. Closing Public Service of the On Tuesday, during the day, the three classes were led by Kenneth Pitts, Lee Stevens, and ing." College Christian The guest speaker of the Alliance, Clai-kson Friday, June 11th. Association Friends Church Lance Brady. Kemieth Pitts, of Beaver, pre 8:00 a. m. Meeting for Worship. Hinshaw of Haviland, Kansas, began his series Address sented the subject, "The Minister of Christ— of messages on Tuesday morning, using the sub 9:80 a. m. Business. Monday, June 7 a Man Set Apart." This was under three div 10:15 a. m. Peace. 8:15 p. m. Class Day isions: (1) The man and his call; (2) The man ject, "The love of Christ." He said: "There was no generation of preachers w-ho needed more 10:45 a. m. Northwest Service Committee. and his preparation; and (8) The man and his Program Wood-Mar Hall greatly a baptism of love than this present gen 11:80 a. m. Inspirational Hour. Carroll By Senior Class armour. He emphasized that the field of Kan eration. We preachers need an altar service. Tamplin, speaker. Tuesday, June 8 sas Yearly Meeting is white unto harvest, but We should have the mind of Christ, the will of 2:00 p. m. Business. 10:00 a. m. Commencement the laborers are few. He asked, "Where are Christ, and the plan of Christ." "The love of 2:15 p. m. Board for Aged Ministers and E x e r c i s e s W o o d - M a r H a l l the young evangelists?" Christ put into our lives is to help us pull in Missionaries. Address by Luther Addington Lee Stevens of Rose Hill church challenged the low places and the hax'd places. The 2:80 p. m. Foreign Missions. 6:45 p. m. Alumni Banquet Kanyon Hall the ministry of Kansas Yearly Meeting to main 8:00 p. m. Message by Ray L. Carter. supreme challenge in my life has come to be (By Invitation) tain a Spirit filled heart, a Spirit filled life, a (Continued to page 13) THE A'ORTHWEST FRIEND T H E N O R T H W E S T F R I E N D June, 1943 June, 1943

Iôxjs' (3am 'Id/hat 34^ Man,? the miracle which took place recorded in the Quaker Boys' Camp Is Set for Late June and Early July at Twin Rocks second chapter of the book bearing his name. Government Has Given Permission for Holding of Annual Boys' Event B y E d w a r d M o t t The king, Nebuchadnezzar, had had a dream; (Continued from last issue) this he could not remember but it made such a MAN IN THE ETERNAL KINGDOM profound impression upon him that he could In charge of: DATE, TIME, SUBJECT TO CHANGE The recreation of man thi'ough which he was not rest. He therefore demanded on pain of Recreation. Kenneth Williams, George Boles. death that they give him not only the dream June 26 to July 3 given again the place in the Divine purpose Handwork Oscar Brown, Dorwin Smith. which was his in the creation has made possible but also its interpretation. This they could not Unless otherwise announced boys' camp will Dining Hall Joseph Reece. his establishment in the eternal Kingdom of do. But Daniel being appealed to presented the be held at the conference grounds at Twin Registration Harris Higgins. God. In order to a full understanding of the matter to the God of Heaven and in answer Dormitory Mahlon Macy. Divine pui-pose we need to carefully consider the to his prayer he was able to reveal the dream Rocks, Ore., from June 26 until July 3. If neces The age limit has been lowered this year and and its interpretation to the king. The reader sary botli the place and date may be changed. position accorded man when God created him. We feel that if at all possible the camp should boys over 14 will have to write to Edward Har This is fully presented in Gen.l:26-27: "And wdl do well to read the entire chapter as it is mon and be willing to be a leader of a group to one of the most remarkable instances of Divine not come at a time when there is any large crop God said, let us make man in our image, after attend camp. to be harvested and so there might be a neces our likeness; and let them have dominion over revelation on record. In the forty-fourth verse First meal will be served Saturday evening, the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the we find the climax of the whole presentation. sity later for some change of date. The govern June 26, and anyone coming before this will ment has said that we could hold our camp at air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, The end of all earthly kingdoms is there seen have to make arrangements for their own en Twin Rocks and we will unless some other suit and over every creeping thing that creepeth and the establishment of the eternal Kingdom. tertainment. Cost for this week will be $8.00. able place can be secured. upon the earth. So God created man in His own "And in the days of these kings shall the God And as in the past each boy cannot spend more image, in the image of God created He him; of Heaven set up a kingdom which shall never PROGRAM than 60c while in camp. male and female created He them." To this the be destroyed; and the kingdom shall not be left 6:30 a. m. Rising. Watch for further announcements. See your Psalmist adds in Psalm 8:6, "Thou hast put all to other people, but it shall break in pieces and 6:50 a. m. Inspection, (personal) Pastor or write Edward Harmon, Rt. 2, Bx. 125, things under his feet." It has been quite com consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand 6:55 a.m. Flag salutes (U. S. and Church Newberg, Oregon. monly asserted that man was put under proba forever." (In the revised version we read, another people.) There was to be a new con Flags) tion when created as regards his moral relation 7:00 a. m. Breakfast. IMPORTANCE OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL to God and His will. While there may be an trol, a new king and a people who would accom 7:45 a. m. Devotions. (Continued from page 3) element of truth in this it should not be over plish his will. We now know that this new 8:30 a. m. Room Inspection. The Sunday school is important because it looked that man was immediately accorded a king was to be an eternal King, even Jesus takes the child in the formative years of its life. our Lord • who should reign forever. For a 8:45 a. m. Class Period. place in the governmental affairs of the earth A. Boys 9-11—Handcraft Dorwin Smith. This is when destinies are settled. James, the which does not indicate that God had any lack further development of this truth we will turn B. Boys 9-11—Bible Heroes...Jack Willcuts. psychologist said, "A person rarely ever changes of confidence in him. God created him with to Daniel 7:13-17: "I saw in the night visions C. Boys 12-14—Handcraft Oscar Brown. his habits after he has reached his majority powers and properties in mind and body which and behold one like the Son of Man came with D. Boys 12-14—Bible History and Geo years." Only one person out of a thousand is were adequate to the undertakings which He the clouds of heaven, and came to the Ancient of days, and they brought Him near before Him. graphy Edward Harmon. converted after the age of twenty. A question had directed him to accomplish. And such 9:40 a. m. Singspiration. Kenneth and naire was sent to 1500 preachers asking them conditions would have resulted if he had been And there was given Him dominion, and glory, and a kingdom, that all people, nations an(i 10:05 a. m. Class Period. the age of their conversion. The average age faithful to the will of God in the moral and Edna Williams. was twelve years. spiritual realm. languages, should serve Him; His dominion is 9:45 a m. Class Period. Max Jukes lived in the state of New York. Adam was in a school of preparation for a an everlasting dominion, which shall not pass A. Boys 9-11^—Bible Heroes Jack Willicuts. He did not believe in Christian training. He much larger sphere of activity than pertained away. His kingdom that which shall not be B. Boys 9-11—Handcraft Dorwin Smith. married a girl of like character. From this to Lhe affairs of this earth. This we are led destroyed." In this Scripture we have clearly C. Boys 12-14—Bible History and Geo- union they have studied 1026 descendants. to conclude from a consideration of the word of presented the Son of Man and His eternal Three hundred of them died prematurely. One graphy...Edward Harmon. God as regards His purposes concerning recre kingdom. D. Boys 12-14—Handcraft Oscar Brown. hundred were sent to the penitentiary for an ated man; this is found in the fact that God The relation of the people of God to the 10:55 a. m. Evangelistic service, Frederick average of thirteen years each. One hundred has a place and a work for such in His King and ninety were public prostitutes. There were Kingdom is in the line of our study a very im B. Baker. dom which IS to be set up when our Lord re portant matter. The 18th verse gives us impor- 12:00 m. Inspection. one hundred drunkards, and the family cost the ceives the Kingdom, and reigns as King of kings tant information on this point: "But the saints state one million two hudred thousand dollars. 12:05 p. m. Lunch. /-I lords. All who respond to the will of the most High shall take the Kingdom, and 1:00 to 1:30 p. m. Quiet Hour. They made no contribution to society. of Ood as to His call to them will have a part possess the Kingdom for ever, even for ever and 1:30 Calisthenics. Jonathan Edwards lived in the same state. in this great consummation of the Divine plans ever " Thus the saints are to be associated with 2:00 Recreation. He believed in Christian training. He maridecj for His people. To this we call the reader's at the Son of Man in the Kingdom in possession 5:55 Inspection. a girl of like character. From this union they tention as it is presented in the Scriptures. for ever. This fact is brought out plainly in the 6:00 Supper. have studied 729 descendants. Out of this fam The Prophetic Word of God 27th verse: "And the kingdom and dominion, 7 : 3 0 S t o r y H o u r . ily have come three hundred preachers, sixty- One of the great prophets of the Old Testa and the greatness of the kingdom under the 9:15 Taps. five college professors, thirteen university presi ment, Daniel, was given a marvelous insight whole heaven, shall be given to the saints of 9:30 Quiet. dents, sixty authors .of good books, three United regarding that which was to be in the ages to the most High, whose kingdom is an everlasting States congressmen and one vice-president of L e a d e r s f o r t h i s , Y e a r : come. He saw the coming of the day when the kingdom, and all dominions shall serve and obey Director Edward Harmon. the United States; and outside of Aaron Burr, people of God should occupy a place and ac a grandson of Edwards, who married a ques him." This is a marvelous fact, one that should S p e a k e r F r e d e r i c k B . B a k e r . complish a work in the Eternal Kingdom. His tionable character, the family has not cost the cause the saints to rejoice in view of the place Class Leaders ...Jack Willcuts, Edward Harmon. presentation of this is a most remarkable reve state a single dollar. The difference in the two lation and one which excites an interest on the they shall occupy in the eternal Kingdom in Song Directors Kenneth Williams, Edna families: "Christian training in youth and heart union with the King. Williams. part of all reverent readers. The prophet's (Continued to page 13) first preview of this occurs in connection with (Continued to page 11) T H E N O R T H W E S T F R I E N D June, 1943 ^=(3L.utcL Extension- June, 1943 T H E N O R T H W E S T F R I E N D Enthusiastic Reports Reveal Response to Gospel In Northwest Outposts GREENLEAF RECEIVES 50 MEMBERS C A M A S S U M S U P Y E A R ' S W O R K Easter was a big day for Greenleaf Friends C a m a s F r i e n d s c h u r c h r e p o r t s c l o s i n g i t s Summaries, Membership, Equipment, Attendance, Tell Stories of Work church, Greenleaf, Ida., there being 340 people church year with a veiy successful revival in attendance at the morning worship service. series from Apinl 11 to 25 with Hubert C. Mar- Highlight of the meeting was the reception of dock of Greenleaf, Idaho, as the guest evange P I E R C E H A S L A R G E E A S T E R C R O W D E N T H U S I A S M I S H I G H A T M E D F O R D 50 new members into the church at the close of list and Goldie Coonrod of the Camas Naza Our five feet of snow has gone and we are Below is an excerpt from a letter received the morning seiwice. rene Church, Camas, Wash, as soloist and song still here. We are enjoying this beautiful sea from Milo Ross, telling of the new church at Many of the Greenleaf people attended the leader. son of the year up here and are encouraged with taken out of our hands. When the people come annual sunrise service held at Lizard Butte, not Average attendance for the series was 71 the response in the services. Medford, Ore. —(Editor.) f a r f r o m t h e c h u r c h . with over sixty pi'ofessions, many of them from O u r " f r i e n d s " f r o m H e a d q u a r t e r s a r e b e g i n "Helen and I are amazed at the loyalty and outside the membership of the church. Over zeal of these people. I have never seen such ning to attend in Pierce now that the roads are H O M E D A L E R E C E I V E S 1 2 M E M B E R S $200.00 was raised for the financial support of Christian activity before. We have things just better. The Resurrection Story, an Easter Cantata by the meeting of which $161.50 went to the We had an attendance of 72 on Palm Sunday. in on Sunday morning, it is just like a hurri evangelist, $24.00 for advertising, $20.00 for the cane. They have suggestions and then plans Carrie B. Adams, was presented by the Home- People seemed to enjoy the Easter service and dale Friends church choir to a full house dur song leader and $10.00 for entertainment. the interest was good. More than 100 attended for the follow-up also. I suggest that several of them call on a certain family and they all ing the morning worship hour on Easter Sun The financial report of the treasurer reveal the morning service and we had over 125 at the seem to descend on that family the very next day. ed that the church budget was nearly doubled, and that $701.00 had been paid on the church evening service which was sponsored by the week. We ask for prayer, and within a few Twelve new members were received into the Rebecca Lodge. It was a real opportunity to church during the worship service. property directly, and indirectly, $204.00 wa-o days the prayer is miraculously answered. The mi n i ste r to ma n y o f o u r p e o p l e w h o m w e h a d New hymnals recently purchased will be paid off by the pastor and his wife assuming not yet met. An Easter service was a new thing prayer meeting at Talent is coming along fine used for the first time on Mother's day. May 9. the payment of a note for that amount held and the attendance is very encouraging. for Pierce and many spoke of their appreciation One of the special features of the morning against the property. Including finances raised of what had been done and expressed a desire We are all in good health. The Lord is mak for improvements on the chuixh property over ing me strong physically—this year of manual worship hour each Sunday is the giving of a for regular evening services. labor is doing me a lot of good. Toughening me Junior sermon by the pastor. The adults enjoy $1,000.00 was invested in the property during We have not yet found a suitable building for these as much as the little folks according to the the past twelve months. The total indebtedness up. There is nothing like this out-post work services. The hall where we are now holding correspondent. against the church plant, valued at $15,000.00 to put fire in your spiritual bones. I am learn is $2800.00, of which the congregation expects Sunday meetings, may be sold in the near fut ing what it means to walk by faith. Nancy ure. One of the merchants here is offering a R O S E V A L L E Y H A S U N I T E D S E R V I C E to pay off a considerable portion during the weighs almost 7 pounds now. Keep praying coming church year. The report of the treas very fine building location on Main street. The f o r u s . " To meet the problem of a small Sunday night people seem very anxious to have a Protestant urer revealed that $4660.00 was raised from all attendance Carey Jessup has combined the sources from May 1, 1942 to April 80, 1948. Church here if at all possible. S P R I N G B R O O K H A S M A N Y S P E A K E R S Young Peoples' Meeting which met at 7:00 p. — W i l l i a m a n d S h i r l e y R a l p h s . Four hundred pastoral calls were made during "Fairest Lord Jesus", an Easter pageant, was m., with the regular evening meeting which met the year. Six funerals were held, and in con presented as part of the program at the Spring- at 8:00. As an added attraction he secured a slide projector and is bringing an illustrated nection with one, a Memorial service was held WOODLAND REPORTS NEW EQUIPMENT bi-ook Friends church, Springbrook, Ore. on for Mary H. Allen, former parish worker and April 25 for the morning worship service. message for the next 12 Sunday evenings on Woodland Friends church. Woodland, Ida., re the subject, "The Meaning of the Christian former member of the church. The church, for The Yamhill County Holiness Association the first time in its history, lost members ports that their newly installed church bell rang held its all day meeting on Tuesday, April 20 at Life." They had 80 out for the first service out for the first time over the hills and can the Springbrook Friends churoh with Rev. and feel that the interest will grow. trough death with the passing of Mr. and Mrs. Attendance at most of the other services Calvin Smith. During the year six wedding yons on Easter Sunday calling people to the Shoupe, pastor of the Newberg Free Methodist ceremonies were held and three dedication ser meeting house. Their new pulpit, made by church, speaking in the morning, and the Rev. seems to be on the increase. Ivan Sanders, was also initiated on Easter. vices were conducted for children on the Cradle Richard Taylor of the Newberg Nazarene roll. The children presented a fine program on church, speaking in the afternoon. R O S E M E R E H A S R E C O R D A T T E N D A N C E Easter to nearly a full house. They had gladly For the coming church year the congregation In the absence of Roy Dunagan, pastor of the Rosemere Friends church reports having 220 has voted their pastor a salary of $150.00 per gathered flowers, including pretty yellow, blue, church, who was away conducting a revival ser and purple wild flowers, and sword feras, thus vice in Nebraska the church had the following people in attendance for their Sunday morning month, $12.00 for office expense and $10.00 for program on Easter Sunday. This is not a long transportation. The church also furaishes the making the house of |God fresh with beauty and supplies. Mary Sutton, teacher from Pacific report, but it tells a good deal. It is the largest fragrance. parsonage and pays the electric bill. college spoke on March 28 on behalf of the attendance for any church on the Washington Numerically the reports for the year are be The ladies missionary society have success Public Morals Department. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer side of the river on Easter Sunday and prob fully sponsored a fellowship supper and fancy- Tan Ditter from "The Portland Hebrew Mis low those of a year ago. There has been a ably a record that was not made by many drop of 22 per cent in the morning attendance, work sale, and the proceeds were used to pur sion", Portland, Ore., spoke and sang on Sunday Quaker churches in Portland quarter on the chase a new Monarch range for the parsonage. a drop of 11 per cent in the evening attendance, moiming April 4. Esther and Esthel Gulley had Oregon side. a drop of 25 per cent in the prayer meeting charge of the morning services on April 11. At attendance and a drop of 10 per cent in the Bible the close of the Sunday School Esthel presented SHERWOOD WELCOMES VISITORS PRUNE HILL HAS FAREWELL FOR PASTOR School attendance. The adopting of a proba a talk based on Sunday School lesson for that tionary membership for six months made it Sherwood Friends church reports that Mr. day. At the 11 o'clock service Esther Gulley Prune Hill Friends church had a farewell ser impossible for some new members to be counted and Mrs. Joseph G. Reece were visitors at the presented a felto-gram lesson, depicting how vice for Oral and Beatrice Tish following the this year, revealing a drop of 5 per cent in mem church on Wednesday April 29. The_ church has the missionaries teach the Gospel in China with prayer service on Wednesday night. May 26. bership. Most of the numerical drop in attend been studying the book of Mark during the past Esthel Gulley acting as the seeker. Arthur Oral Tish, this year's graduate at Cascade Col ance is a result of the war effort. Four mem winter and reports much spiritual help has been Roberts of Pacific college was guest speaker bers of the church' are in the service of their for the evening service. lege, Portland, Ore., preached his farewell ser gained from doing so. mon on Sunday, May 80, and plans to return to country and others are able to attend but one Idaho for the summer and will enter Asbury service a day due to war conditions. Theological seminary in the fall. (Continued to page 14) T H E N O R T H W E S T F R I E N D June, 1943 June, 1943 T H E N O R T H W E S T F R I E N D 11

Pacific College Sets Goals and Announces Projects for School Year EARLY PRAYER MEETING ANNOUNCED YWCA GROUP ACTIVE AT COLLEGE New Degree Be Offered for Those Majoring In Religion at College During Yearly Meeting, beginning on Wed The YWCA girls have profited a great deal nesday morning, the Christian Workers League by the discussions of boy and girl relationships of Pacific College will hold a prayer meeting at led by Bertha Ci'essman, wife of Lloyd Cress- C H A N G E S I N P R O G R A M C I T E D dens and supply some potatoes, carrots, cabbage, 6:00 a. m. at the church. All who attend Yearly man, pastor of the Newberg Meeting. Mrs. corn, squash and fruit. Perhaps a number of Meeting are invited to attend and take part. Cressman held a series of three meetings. For the coming year there will of necessity The young people of Pacific College offered to Mrs. Cole, matron at Pacific College, who be some changes in our program. Hilda Cooper, people could take cans and can fruit for the dor hold such a prayer meeting, they felt it was our typing and shorthand teacher, has resigned, mitory. spoke at the May fifth meeting, gave interest necessary for all of us. Let us not forget this ing and useful suggestions. In her talk, Mrs. and the Board has decided that for the coming No one can predict the number of students that we may have for next year. It is strongly time of prayer. Cole pointed out that emphasis should be put year, at least, those courses will not be given. on the positive rather than the negative in our The reconstruction course which we started urged that all Friends students attend our YMCA SPONSORS BOLIVIAN TALK Christian lives. at the beginning of last semester, will be con Yearly Meeting Quaker School. The College authorities would be glad to contact any pros April twenty first, Wesley Herrick, son of The annual Mother's tea was held in Kanyon tinued as long as there is any demand. Selective Hall parlors, Friday afternoon. May the seventh. Service has decided that a much smaller number pective students whose names ai*e turned in. Methodist missionaries, stationed at La Paz, than originally anticipated would be permitted Let us all assist in every way possible to keep Bolivia, brought a very enlightening lecture on This tea is sponsored each year by the YWCA to take the training and that for the present at our College running to its fullest capacity. "Bolivia As a Missionary Son Sees It." He and is to honor the mothers of the girls. A m u s i c a l p r o g r a m w a s e n j o y e d . least, all of those selected will be taken from the vividly outlined the life of a native Bolivian and CPS Camps; however, the boys in college who CHRISTIAN WORKERS' CLUB ORGANIZED described the climate and physical environment of South America. are waiting to be sent to camp will want to The desires of a number of students have fi W H A T I S M A N ? continue the reconstruction training, and it is nally culminated in the organization of a Chris (Continued from page 7) hoped that a number of girls will continue to be tian Workers' Club. At the first meeting. PROFESSOR LEADS CHAPEL SERVICE interested in that course. Several letters of in President Gulley led in a discussion of the need In one of the most interesting chapels of the The Kingdom as presented in the quiry have come in from students in distant and pui'pose of such a club with the result that year, held Monday, April 5, Professor Hutchins New Testament places, wanting to know about the possibility of it was organized. Arthur Roberts was elected sat at the table on the platform and plied the students with thought provoking and soul Abundant confirmation of the truths present taking the reconstruction course. Lewis Hos- President, and Eleanor Fowler, Secretary. At kins has been secured to assist in that work, and searching questions he had been formulating ed above is found in our study of the New present, Joseph Reece is presenting a series of and asking himself. will arrive in time for the opening of school in lessons and discussion for Quaker preachers. Testament. In II Tim.2:12 we read: "If we the fall. The need for such a series was especially felt suffer with Him we shall also reign with Him." The opening of school has been placed a little because there is no other school in the North M I N I S T E R S A R E C O L L E G E S P E A K E R S This declared by the Lord Himself in His mes On Tuesday, April the twenty-seventh, Gervas later than usual, and is scheduled for Septem west for the training of Quaker preachers. sage to the Laodiceans, Rev.3:21: "To him ber the twenty-seventh. Edward Mott has spoken to the group several Carey sharecl with the student body a number of poems he had enoyed. that overcometh will I grant to sit with Me in One of the projects of the reconstruction times, presenting Quaker doctrine. My throne, even as I also overcame, and am set group on the campus has been the rebuilding Roy Dunagon, pastor of the Springbrook dowm with My Father in His throne." A simi and repairing of the foot bridge across the can BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED church, spoke May the third, bringing a mes lar promise is given to the church of Thyatira; yon back of the girls' dormitory. Some of the One of the projects which Pacific College ur sage stressing the price Jesus paid to obtain sal Rev.2:26-27: "And he that overcometh and residents who live across the canyon contribute vation which is free to all. gently needs to consider, is the redecorating of keepeth my works unto the end, to him will I ed the funds, and the boys did the work. Wood-Mar Hall, the main college administration give power over the nations; and he shall rule Another forward move which the College has and class room building. Since it was builded ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED at COLLEGE them with a rod of iron; as the vessels of a taken is the adoption of plans for the granting more than thirty years ago there has been no Kanyon and Hoover Halls held their Easter potter shall they be broken to shivers; even as of a new degree for those who are studying for redecoration. dinner, Thursday evening, April 22 with an un I received of My Father." We quote further full time Christian service. It is proposed that a The floors are wearing through in spots and usually appetizing menu. An unexpected as from Matt. 25:21: "His lord said unto him. fifth year of work will be given to those who are have not been well cared for. Either they pect of the meal was the discovery of a foreign Well done, thou good and faithful servant; especially interested in Religious Education and should be covered with some sort of floor cover element in the cookies that were served with thou hast been faithful over a few things, I Christian Service, and a degree of Th.B. will be ing or perhaps a new floor put in. Some of the the ice cream. This surprise was a piece of will make thee ruler over many things; enter offered to those who take this course. This plastering is cracked and needs to be repaired, paper announcing the engagement of David thou into the joy of the Lord." will make it possible for some of our young and the walls need to be refinished with calci Thomas and Florence Swanson. Thus is established in the Word of God the people to continue in college another year here, mine or paint. The woodwork also might be The engagement of Corporal Burl Kirkpatrick fact of the establishment of the Kingdom. The and secure the additional training. painted and some drapes put up at the windows. and Evangelyn Shattuck was announced on King and the saints, as renewed in the image "This year, the College has offered a course This would greatly improve the looks of the hearts bearing the names of the couple. This of God, shall be associated in the Kingdom for in organic chemistry, designed especially for halls and rooms, and would make it a much was announced April the twenty-seventh at ever. Therefore we are warranted in believing prenursing, and that course will be given again more cheerful place to be. lunch in the dormitory dining hall. that the Divine purpose in our creation shall next year if there is sufficient demand. In addition to the inside work, a new roof is be worked out to the praise of His glory. "What In spite of the many difficulties connected an absolute essential, both for the main building C O L L E G E N E E D S S U P E R I N T E N D E N T a day of rejoicing that will be! What an in with operating the boarding department. Pacific and for the men's dormitory. It has been sug WANTED—Pacific College needs a man who centive to faith and courage that we may be College expects to continue to operate the one gested that perhaps each Quarterly Meeting will seiwe as superintendent of buildings and faithful urito death and thus become posses here. It is going to be difficult to secure suf might be interested in refinishing one room. grounds—year around service, vacation with sors of our eternal heritage. In this there shall ficient supplies at a figure that students can af That would be a fine project and a real service pay. Work is essential for maintenance of be no disappointment; the Word of the Lord to the College. The cost would probably run to school. Inquire Emmett Gulley, Pacific College, standeth sure and as eternal as He Himself is. ford to pay. It would be a wonderful thing if ( T H E E N D ) some people over the Yearly Meeting _ would fifty to one hundred dollars per room, depending Newberg, Oregon. plant a little extra when they plant their gai'- upon the type of flooring which can be secured. !^=T)ej?aitmental^ ^HE A-ORTffWEST FRIEND June, 1943 June, 1943 T H E N O R T H W E S T F R I E N D 13 Crime and Delinquency of Youth Held Grave Menace In Northwest Today OREGON ANTI-LIQUOR REPORT HISTORY OF STAR CHURCH GIVEN Liquor Rationing Is Seen As A Mere Smoke Screen With Present Laws Not long ago the police in the city of Medford (Continued from pag'e 2) arrested 26 boys, the youngest only 7 years of ail paid before the dedication of the church age. This gang of youths broke into an army the following June. The dedicatory sermon was LIQUOR RATIONING warehouse and stole beer. Some of them went (The following- statement has to to a show and were drinking and causing trouble. preached by Anna Z. Strange of Boise. Rosa — THAT THE. L1Q.UOR. INTERESTS SHOULD IN THIS do with the question of liquor ration The officers tok them in charge and rounded up E. Virtue continued as pastor until March, HOUR OF NATIONAL PERIL BE PERMITTED TO ing in the State of Oregon. Would the rest. Those are samples of what is going on 1907, when George Harvey was called from ENCOURAGE AND STIMULATE DRINKING THRUOUT. we consider that gasoline, tires, shoes, Seattle Monthly meeting. THE NATION AND ESPECIALLY AMONG WAR. . typewriters and foods were rationed every day in Oregon. In September, 1911, in order to be more cen W O R K E R S - S O L D I E R S A N D S A I L O R S B Y if we were permitted to purchase six Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, calling attention t i m e s a s m u c h a s w e h a d u s e d l a s t PEOMOTION OF THEIR PRODUCT to a great increase in the number of illegitimate trally located among the current membership, it WHICH IS UNIVERSALLY \}.(i year? No wonder the Anti-Liquor was decided to move the church to Star, R E C O G N I Z E D A S A J T League of Oregon reports that the children born to adolescent war workers and but this was not accomplished until June 1912. Liquor manufacturers are well pleased girls of High school age, suggested yesterday vSYMBOL OF w i t h o u r s y s t e m o f r a t i o n i n g . At that time the chLirch was rededicated and the that placing the accent on ice-cream sodas rath —EditorO sermon was preached bj^ Elmer Pemberton, er than on liquor, might help correct the situa Yearly Meeting superintendent. Do not be deceived by the tion. Another construction effort was made in 1922, I WASTE policy of the liquor rationing "Discusssing the growing number of women in war plants, the First Lady told a press con under the pastorate of Laura P. Townsend, as announced recently by the when a choir and pulpit room, and three Sun ference that a problem has arisen in the care day school rooms were added, thus providing Liquor Control Commission. of 13 to 15 year old girls who do not go home for more efficient service. INEFFICIENCY The facts are that duidng the when their mothers are at work. Instead, she last fiscal year the Commission Star meeting has been favoi'ed with many said, they loiter around factories which are now of the strongest evangelists and pastors within without restriction, sold an av employing a large number of 17 to 19 year old the Friends church, all of whom, as well as the erage of 4.65 gallons of whis boys in place of their older brothers who have many devoted members throughout the years, ky for each permittee. Under gone off to war. have contributed to the large place which the "As a result there has been a great increase LOOSE TALK. the rationing regulations, each church has filled in the community. It is sig in illegitimate births, she said. nificant of its early influence that before the "For the first time in their lives, these permittee may purchase 26 church was moved the name of the school ad AND gallons per year, almost six y o u n g s t e r s h a v e m o n e y i n t h e i r p o c k e t s a n d joining its first location had been changed times as much. Before ration are eager to spend it, she said. Ine\dtably from Klondike to New Hope, up to that time their steps lead to Speakeasies and Night clubs, DEREL6CTIOH ing, each permittee bought .28 the name of the church. In its present location, the First Lady asserted. in addition to serving as a meeting place for OF DUTY gallons of gin and now each "She advocated a recreation program that may purchase 6V^ gallons. worshipers, the church has been many times emphasizes ice-cream sodas rather than liquor." opened to school activities when other facilities The liquor manufacturers —United Press, October 15, 1942. were not available, and it has found a place near are well pleased with our sys On an ordinary week-end in the city of Port to the hearts of scores of persons, not only as American business mem^ RtsEARcn tounoation - Chicago tem of ratiouiug. land, such as the week-end of February 28, the the shrine where they found their Saviour, but Portland police arrested and jailed drunks, in also as the scene of weddings and of last final Oregon Anti-Liquor Board Reveals Tragic Conditions cluding minors and adults, at the rate of one s e r v i c e s f o r l o v e d o n e s . for every 10 minutes.—Oregonian, Mar. 1, 1943. Truly God's smile has been on these almost (Below is a report put out Py the Anti-Liquor League of Oregon which reveals the terrible effects of the wave How much longer are the fathers and mothers f o r t y y e a r s o f s e r v i c e . M a y H i s g u i d i n g h a n d of crime and delinquency.—^whlch is sweeeping over the Northwest.—Editor.) and other decent minded people going to per never be disregarded and may the opportuni There is a general breakdown of our moral standards, especially among minors, which is mit this condition to prevail? The only remedy ties and needs in this community always remain for this situation and the only thing that can a challenge to the church and its every member. the result of a breakdown among our adults, largely in the home. J. Edgar Hoover, director lessen and redLice it, is to prohibit the manu of the Federal Bureau of Investigation said: "An alarming breakdown has occurred in the facture and sale of intoxicating liquors for bev moral standards of juveniles, especially among minor girls; that arrests of minor girls in erage purposes. have been lost. They did not know which way creased 55.7 per cent in 1942. Prostitution and commercialized vice among minors increased Use your Intelligence and Think clearly on to go. But from the little room in the old church 64 8 per cent, while those arrested for other sex offenses Increased 104.7 per cent; that arrests t h i s Vi t a l Q u e s t i o n ! for drunkenness and disorderly conduct increased 69.6 per cent."—United Press, Washington, building, and out from the little red chair, tens D. C., February 19, 1943. . ^ u- i u . u . of thousands will make their way home safe at last in the arms of Jesus. Through the Sunday Recently, in Portland, three minor boys met a shipyard worker who had a bottle of IMPORTANCE OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL beer. The boys demanded the beer, but the workman refused to give it to them. They attacked school to home and heaven. him, knocking him down; his hqad struck the curb and killed him—all on account of a (Conlimiod from page (i) The Sunday school makes Christians. This is bottk ôf Junior Chamber of Commerce asked chief of police Frank Minto today to check conversion." The Sunday school offers this to Ihe objective. It produces Christian citizenship, the grave delinquency among young girls in Salem.—United Press, March 13, 1943, Salem, the youth of the nation. a!id from its thirty-seven and a half million pu Oregon. From the Sunday schools of our nation will pils, come the Christian fathers and mothers who come thousands of young men and women who have given us our Christian heritage. l^HE NORTHWEST FRIEND June, 1943 June, 1943 T H E N O R T H W E S T F R I E N D 15

Yearly Meeting CE President Outlines Four Goals For Endeavorers K A N S A S Y M . P A S T O R ' S A L L I A N C E The native Christians walk 17 to 20 miles to Three Quarterly Meeting CE Groups Have Rally In Portland. Ore. C O N F E R E N C E I S W E L L A T T E N D E D pay their tithe. On Thursday morning the session opened (Continued rroin page 5) with prayer around the altar and the day was the manifestation of the love of Christ in my begun under a deep sense of the presence and E N D E A V O R E R S H A V E W O R K T O D O ANNOUNCING! ministry." power of the Holy Spirit. Glenwood Stanley, On the evening of June 12, 1943, is the In the Tuesday evening evangelistic service pastor of Kansas City Meeting, spoke on "The B y A r t h u r R o b e r t s , annual business meeting of Oregon Yearly Northwest Christian Endeavor pi'esident Mr. Hinshaw spoke on "The Cornerstone of Lordship of Christ." He said, "Our Lord is as Meeting Christian Endeavors. This is held God." He warned, "Look out America, you are old as the Heavenly Father and ages older than In the last few years our minds have become at the Friends church in Newberg. The leaving God out." God uses the home and the His earthly mother, God manifest in the flesh." filled with the phrases of war and military ter time of the rally is 7:30 p. m. church as units in His building. Scriptures were referred to in abundance as minology. We think in terms of "production", Not only will there be some important On Wednesday, Harold Selleck, pastor of the proof of the eternity of the Son with special "manpower", "mobilization", and "all-out ef business brought up, but there will be sing Bayshore meeting, directed the attention of the reference to John 17:5. fort". The nations of the world at the present ing under the leadership of Elenita Mar- A period was given to an open forum on the time are playing for large stakes, and yet the dock, and the committee plans to have some group to service for Christ in the home field reminding the hearers that Kansas Yearly Meet topic of Yearly Meeting needs, led by Richard Church of Jesus Christ has always been playing special music by Lloyd Boddy, George L. Wiles, superintendent, in which plans were for things of eternal worth, whether it is always Bales, and Maurice Macy. ing was born because of the extension of the gospel into new fields. He urged upon the suggested for keeping in touch with members conscious of it or not. We as Christian. Endeav The challenging and inspirational talk who are on the move in these restless days orers are dealing with souls which by our in will be given by Jack Willcuts. group the promotion of new fields. Church and are liable to be lost to Friends. It was fluence and action are either going to be lost I t i s v i t a l l y i m p o r t a n t t h a t e v e r y C h r i s loyalty also needs to be emphasized to the people. Quakers should be indoctrinated so proposed that the superintendent's office be a o r s a v e d . tian Endeavorer know the business of the that they know what they believe and be able clearing house for such information. The Christian Endeavorers of the Northwest organization. Plan to come down at Year to explain it to others. Clarkson Hinshaw in the expository hour have received a great order to be filled. It de ly Meeting time and take part in this Rally. Service for Christ in the foreign field was used the text, "We are ambassadors for Christ." mands that in our Production there be no slack presented by Rachel Chilson, Friends mission He spoke on the qualifications of an ambassa ers, no absenteeism, no sabotage. Christ com C E E N T H U S I A S T S H E A R P L A N S dor as the new birth, the baptism of the Holy mands -us, as he commanded his disciples to More than 160 young people from Portland, ary on furlough from Africa. As a basic text she used "In the beginning God." She enumer Spirit, and a life of prayer. The redeeming "Go, ye, therefore and teach all nations, bap Newberg, and Salem Quarterly meetings gath ated many substitutes for God in other lands power of Chx'ist makes a new creature. We tizing them in the name of the Father and of ered at the Centenary Wilbur Methodist church, such as Buddha, Mohammed, Confucius, but the cannot question the revelation of the Lord Jesus the Son, and of the Holy Ghost, teaching them Portland, Ore., on Friday evening. May 7, for simple gospel of Jesus is the only thing that Christ and the a.uthority of His Book and be a to observe all things whatsoever I have com the annual Tvrin Rocks Conference rally. will touch men and transform lives. It isn't correct ambassador. The Holy Spirit furnished manded you". There is no unemployment prob The walls of the gym were decorated with enough to talk about God and His attributes, the cleansing and power essential to ambassa lem in Christian Endeavor's work in the world yellow and orchid tulips and streamers of crepe they must have Jesus. An educational progi-am dorship. Prayer is to such a one, a path known except when thei'e are those who fail to work paper. The young people were divided into four is far short of what is needed. Native Africans of us to the heart of God. Three agents are at the task which is theirs. Christ needs work large groups, and each group was under the educated, but not saved and sanctified are worse used in the gospel task; the Holy Word, The ers who are willing to learn of Him. leadership of one of the members of the recre off than in the original condition. Modernism Holy Spirit, and the Holy man. Nothing less We as Christians have a glorious promise ation committee. Various relay and group is the worst enemy of Kansas Yearly Meeting will meet the demands of God. He closed his for our "all-out effort". John writes "For games were played by each division. After the today. Modernism never can build a mission or message with a powerful plea that there be whatsoever is born of God overcometh the games. Max Collver led the entire group in sing establish one, but it can creep in and destro;?' real unity in Kansas Yearly Meeting that would world: and this is the victory that overcometh ing some of our well-known conference choruses. what others have done. combine our college and faculty, "our Yearly the world, even our faith." The leaders and plans for this year's conference Meeting Evangelistic Board, and our local meet Christian Endeavor offers you a way to serve were presented in a very novel skit. Rachel entreated that Kansas Yearly Meeting would keep true. ings everywhere in building strong men and Christ, a channel in which you may place your The program was concluded with a short, women intellectually equipped, spiritually alive, l i f e w i t h i t s t a l e n t s a n d a m b i t i o n s i n o r d e r t h a t but challenging message by Frederick B. Baker, A short report of the work reveals that the and splendidly prepared to every good work and which was centered about the painting by Nor African station was opened in Kivimba in 1933 Christ may be magnified. Christian Endeavor service. man Rockwell on "Freedom of Religion", one of with 15 in the fii'st school. It has grown until presents to you opportunities for planning and The closing service was blessed with a heart f o r a c t i o n . "The Four Freedoms", painted by this modern there are 24,000 being ministered to with con artist. Mr. Baker reminded the young people tinual calls being made for new stations. warming evangelistic message on Romans 10 on In the light of the preceding paragraphs I the theme of salvation and its processes, chal would like to challenge each one of you to be that Jesus Christ was the only hope for any The missionary service was in charge of Edna assurance of maintaining the "Four Freedoms." lenging the gi'oup to cooperate with God in the ready to rally to these four things: Chilson who called attention to the fact that stupendous task of bringing many sons to glory. 1. Make an effort during the summer to He reminded them that they wanted freedom Kansas Yearly Meeting have their own Yearly build up interest and activity in your, own so from want and freedom from fear, but also free Meeting Missionary Board and that none need ciety, presenting Christ to the needy in word dom of speech and freedom of religion. be afraid of giving and working for missions C E N E W S N E E D E D F O R J U L Y I S S U E and deed; Twin Rocks conference is to be held this year as the board is orthodox and the missionaries What has happened to the Christian Endeavor 2. Attend Conference; from August 2-8 at Tvidn Rocks, Oregon. are spiritual. A fund has already been started 3. Enter into the forthcoming chart program for a hospital and an appeal for more workers news? No society news was received for this with an effort to use it as an instrument for CAMAS SUMS UP YEAR'S WORK and a new station were made. There is need of unified Christian activity in the coming year; (Continued from page 9) three more couples on the field and places June issue at all. Evidently none was sent to our 4. Swing whole-heartedly behind the program The church will celebrate its sixth anniver where three stations should be opened. Natives society editor, Marjorie Haines, 2213 SE 57th of the Yearly Meeting CE throughout the on sary as an established outpost on June 27 of come 25 and 30 miles to the central station coming year. A project for the entire group's this year and its fourth year as a monthly meet begging for work to be opened closer to them. Avenue, Portland, Ore. participation is being planned. ing on November 26. THE XORTllWEST FRIEXD June, 1943

Netuberg Quarterly Meeting Holds Tioo Hundred Tiocnty Third Session Emniett Gulley, Joseph Recce, Are Speakers at Taconia Quarterly Meeting

NEWBERG HOST TO MAY Q. M. SESSION TACOMA Q. M. HELD IN TACOMA By Ruth Baker, Quarterly Meeting Reporter By Clara Berg, Quarterly Meeting reporter The 223rcl session of Newberg Quarterly Tacoiua Quaiderly Meeting was held April 30 Meeting was held at Newberg, Ore., on May to May 2 at McKinley Avenue Friends Church, 7 and 8. On Friday afternoon Joseph G. Reece Tacoma, Wash. spoke to the Ministry and Oversight body on On Fi'iday. afternoon representatives from "The Duties of Elders and Overseers.'' Many Entiat, Quilcene, Northeast Tacoma and Seat young people of Newberg Quarter attended tle arri\ed. President Emmett Gulley from the Twin Rocks Rally held in Portland on Fri Paciﬁc College, Newberg, Oregon, and superin d a y e v e n i n g M a y 7 . S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g w a s a tendent Joseph Reece from Portland were also time of worship in song, prayer and testimony. Gervas Carey read Revelation 4 and spoke of present. the importance of our appreciation of the holi Joseph Reece gave a searching message in ness of God. Lloyd Grossman, pastor of New the Ministi-y and Oversight Meeting. berg Friends Church, spoke of the need of mak Emmett Gulley was the speaker for the Edu ing our lives measure up to our profession. cational sertice on Friday evening. His address Levi T. Pennington spoke from the text, "If any was based on the thought of true values in life. man will do his will he shall know of the doc Many, he said, think only of present beneﬁts trine." Edward Harmon reminded us of the and do not look ahead toward the things of power of God in salvation and.service. lasting value. The afternoon business session was preceded The choices we make in life determine our by a short devotional period. Joseph G. Reece future in this life and in the life to come. He was present as a fraternal delegate from Port admonished us to count the costs and make land. Doi*win Smith reported his attendance right choices. at Salem Quarteidy Meeting and brought items Other messages through the Quarterly Meet of interest from the services there. Edward ing were given by Joseph Reece and Ralph Harmon reported his attendance at both Salem Chapman. and Portland Quarterly Meetings. He was The Saturday afternoon service was given pleased with the increased interest and attend over to the transaction of business. Lewis ance at Christian Endeavor rallies. A minute Russell presided. The annual reports were read. was read from Newberg Meeting concerning the C.P.S. boys and the interned Japanese. A The Treasurer's report showed all meetings memorial to Nate Lorenzo Wiley was read and oveiTsaid on United Budget and all other funds the meeting favored forwarding it to the up to date with one exception. Yearly Meeting Permanent Board. Interesting 'The Statistical report showed a decrease in reports were read on Stewardship, Bible School, membership due to a large number of member Public Morals, Peace, Home Missions and Social ships discontinued by Tacoma Monthly meet ing. These were memberships which were sent Service, Foreign Missions, and Education. The to Tacoma when a meeting in Seattle was dis Evangelistic report and that of the Spiritual Condition were read. The nominating commit c o n t i n u e d y e a r s a g o . tee report was read and accepted: Asa Butler Ralph and Marie Chapman and Alden and and Margaret Michener were again named as Esther White funiished special music for the clerks. different services. I g I

-NOTICE TO ALL FRIENDS- This Society has not fallen by the wayside. The membership is increasing—there are now approximately 425 members. There have been no deaths since July, 1942. A total of 42 deaths have occurred since the organization of the Society in 1933. Total assessments have amounted to $16.50 on all deaths, including an advance assess ment of $1 per member which creates a fund enabling the Society to give beneﬁciaries a check in full upon receipt of notice of death of a member. All members of Friends between the ages of 10 and 60 are eligible for member ship in the Society. Write for application blanks and any other information to— KENNETH L, EICHENBERGER, Secretary-Treasurer 420 S. W. Washington, Portland, Ore.