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V O L U M E 1 9 , N U M B E R 1 PORTLAND, OREGON JANUARY, 1940

The Coming Year

■The Lord is able to give thee much more—' 2 Chron. 25;{ What shall I wish thee for the coming year? F r o m t o i l — s u r c e a s e ? A bliss unmingled? Prom all care and fear A s w e e t r e l e a s e ? No path on earth is but with flowers strewn- No human heart, secure upon its throne Holds perfect peace. Wliat shall I wish thee for the coming days'? Friends, loyal and true, ' Who ne'er will fail thee in the devious ways Tliou travelest through? On tliese we may not count, for it may be With tomorrow's sun that sets on thee ' These vanish too.

The tnbute, dear to most, of well-earned prais6, A l a u d e d n a m e ' w S h ' " • » "

^ S'om "slS IST'""

Frances Ridley Havergal. Page Two THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR January, 1940 January, 1940 THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR Page TTiree

KANSAS YEARLY MEETING APPRE Here We Come, New Monthly Meeting C I A T E S P R E S E N C E O F E D W A R D M O T T Report of Activities of The F riendly Endeavor During the expository hour each morning, Edward Mott broke the bread of life to us. Edward Mott Published Monthy, except August, at 3815 1940 Organized at Camas In one message he spoke on "The Death of I attended Iowa Yearly Meeting. Three S. E. Main St., Portland, Oregon, by The B y G e r v a s C a r e y On Sunday, November 26, at 3:00 p. m. Christ," and we were caused to stop and mar services in ministry. Good attention and in Christian Endeavor Union of Oregon Yearly The personification of the spirit ofr-n-icf Christ- C'amas ^ monthly Friends meeting Church of officially Portland became Quarter- the vel at the great extent of God's love in our terest. Many expressions of appreciation of Meeting of Friends. behalf of His universal provision that Jesus the truth. in the popular mind. The old yearly Meeting fades of fiends out ° with a charter member- should taste death for every man. When God Held meetings at Sugar Creek. Thomas S u b s c r i p t i o n P r i c e , p e r y e a r , under the spell of the antcipation and satis- thirty-seven members, speaks it behooves us to listen in humility. Brown, graduate of Cleveland Bible Institute, Camas Friends outpost became an establish Referring to the condition of the lost man, pastor. Fairly good attendance. Prayer Meet Entered as Second-Class Matter, Feb. 8, factions 1928, , of ... the ^ Christmas j, » v.- joys. i cu To iviuiiumy the ed Monthly ivrccuniK Meeting uwcnuy-ocvcii twenty-seven iiiuiibiis months oi-af- at the Post Office at Portland, Oregon, under thoughtful Christians God's gift Of his Only- . ,, '. gundav School ses<;ion was held death and hell would have been our lot unless ing revival. th6 Act of March 3. 1879. Jesus had suffered the pangs of death in our Next services at New Sharon with Lawrence behalf and God had raised Him up. and Sarabelle Sams, pastors. They are grad FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR STAFF His message on the "Shed Blood of Christ," uates of Cleveland Bible Institute. The meet Editor in Chief Mildred Hadley to" d^^rus^of^lTmS^ho^ ^aVSc^eT rSfng ^c^rk^'Mon^^^^^ made us appreciate, more than ever before, ings were well attended with fine interest. 3815 s. E. Main St. Portland, ore^ ^^.g gf ^^at Santa Claus may if s^Sduled to le held toe fhst Wed the Friends method of taking the body and Meetings were held afternoon and evenings. blood of Christ. Although the shedding was Many testified to blessing received as new Camas'Washington Rout^l receiving, however limited actual, and the partaking spiritual, if we are light was accepted. L-irculation^ Camas, Washington, Manager Frederick Route 2 Bakef^ese may the be season. are the The dominant spirit IS activities contagious. of ^he The list of Eileen membership Mitthbv is Harrv as follows: Hunt MarthaMelva not drinking of the life-giving blood, spiritual From here went to Scranton. where Bernard Camas, Washington, Route 2 whole world feels the pulsation of th^s joyous jjunt, Clifford Good,"William Dorothy, Ken- death is certain. We must know the cleans- and Alma Mott are pastors. They are both Church Window Editoi ...... C. A. Hadley mood as generosity reaches its highest tide j^g^^ and Lorena Powell, J. W. Shaffer Mar- ng efficiency of Jesus Christ's shed blood. graduates of Portland Bible Institute. A coun 3270 s. E. Salmon St., Portland. Ore. of the year. igg Edgley, Olive M. Terrell, Mary H.'Allen, In his message on the "Perfection of the try point where a good number of spiritual Spiritual Kingdom," the truth was made Friends faithfully attended the services and Society News Mignon Macy Then the few days remaining after Christ- d. Oliver, Lucile and Dale Darling, Glenn,' more clear how the kingdom of God comes in responded to the truth in a gracious way. 1106 N. Ainsworth St., Portland, Ore. mas prior to the coming of the New Year are Rose, Rosabelle and Glenn, Jr. Webb; Amelia our hearts as we are baptized with the Holy Bernard Mott has had^seven calls for evan Ti-easurer Lawrence McCracken usually more or less hazy days of recovery (Continued to Page 8) Spirit as on the day of Penticost. gelistic work in Iowa. Pour of these have been Route 1, Silverton. Oregon and readjustment, days of vacation and of F r o m K a n s a s B u l l e t i n . held with good results. Alma Mott is very "Thank You" greetings. Old Santa wrought B O I S E A N D R O S E D A L E S O C I E T I E S V I E acceptable attending to the pastoral duties wonders before his departure but he has during his absence. SPRINGBROOK SOCIETY PAYS ENTIRE FOR HONORS the way", three "in the seat;" and the gone for another year. Jefferson W. Ford, Missionary to 3rd of the three is, "of the ungoldly;" of Kansas Yearly Meeting. A large attendance CHART QUOTA The New Year is usually personified as an Boise and Rosedale young peoples societies Africa, On Furlough sinners, of the scornful. This three times and splendid spiritual response to the Gospel. infant. His spirit is decidedly different from are very close competitors for honors in the Denver Headrick and wife were present and By Lawrence McCracken repetition of warning is very instructive. that of Santa Claus. Old Santa is pictured chart contest. Boise reports for the first L e t u s b r i e fl y e x a m i n e i t . were graciously blest in service. May have with a monstrous pack on his back from quarter 48,656 points and Rosedale 47,518 Two societies have now paid their 1939-40 ^hich he distributes gifts freely. But this points. This is truly close running for the The ''Blessed'' Psalm First "the man that walketh;" he is still calls which will fully occupy their time for quota in full. They are Rosedale and Spring- Year youngster has no pack nor even first quarter. If other societies have any alive and moving, perhaps slowly but still some months. They are well received every bank. If all societies continue sending quotas ^ pocket in which to store presents of any desire to be counted in the front ranks some B y J e f f e r s o n W . F o r d able to turn about and leave the perilous where. The Psalms begin with Blessing. This is Hubert Mardock was also present. He gave as you have this past week, you can have an jjg is as miserly and commercial as very consistent work on the chart will have path upon which he has entered. He is not the worship book of revelation. It lead us yet fixed, or become stationary in evil do in his usual fine manner the evening evange into the highest privilege we may enjoy in listic services. He is engaged in evangelistic the8-p^e P F. .E. E. will If the have money to be fails cut to come 4 pages in ganta because Claus fg vaults is generous. of the New He carries Year and a key yields to Followingbe done. are socieities and standings: ing. The second state is that of the man this life, and perhaps in the next: the privi who has ceased to walk, he is now "stand meetings at a number of points in the Yearly lege of fellowship, communion with God. Followingw n IS their a list of contents societies that only are .still to tg pay those his price who for their are desires. willing He may Boise Rosedale 48,656 47,518 ing" becoming accustomed to and establish Meeting. striving for the 100 per cent mark. Please send gven laugh at you from time to time as he Sunnyside 39,688 This fellowship, and the joy and light which ed in sin. Therefore much harder to reach After my return to Iowa, I engaged in serv in the money as soon as possible for it is al- sggms to know that many requests will soon Chehalem Center 33,273 were a part of it, was the great loss that and persuade to repent. But the third state ices at La Grande, an old established meet Adam suffered in the fall. But this Psalm ing. Ezra Pearson was at one time pastor w a y s n e e d e d . is still worse. He is seated. Not only ac be forgotten. Yet he also senses the fact that Star 23,675 w e l c o m e s u s b a c k t o t h i s r i c h p r i v i l e g e a n d customed to sin and sinful associates, but is there, and is very lovingly remembered. His Quota there are many persistent not-to-be-denied Greenleaf Y. P 18,018 t e l l s u s h o w w e m a y m a i n t a i n t h e e n j o y sister is a member of this meeting. The pastor, Newberg $17.00 making himself comfortable in such company, characters to whom he must empty the vaults Piedmont 17,687 ment thereof. no longer concerned about his soul or his Leonard Wines, is also a graduate of CTleve- 5.00 of( 1940. Greenleaf H. S 14,062 T h e w o r d " B l e s s e d " c o m e s f r o m t h e " o l d salvation. Settled down and established in land Bible Institute. The services were well 10.00 5.00 The "terms which this infant New Year Springbrook 13,147 english" word "Blodism" which literally his rebellion against God. attended by a group of very attentive listen 10.00 stipulates are strictly cash in advance. He Whitney 10,718 meant, "made bloody by sprinkling," and con In the second triad we follow another ers. The power of God was graciously mani 12.00 will accept daily, weekly or monthly payments Ridge View 10,300 tained the idea of sacrifice, blood sacrifice, p h a s e o f t h e m e a n s u s e d b y t h e e n e m y o f fested here and many were blest. My next 5.50 but these must always be in advance of his Newberg 9,870 as the source of blessing. Thus the whole souls, that cunning arch fiend, in his con point was Muscatuce where many Friends of 7.50 4.'65 delivery of the goods. You cannot secure Vancouver 8,375 idea of Blessedness is based on cleansing by firming men in the way of destruction. Here long standing have lived and died in the 36.00 so much as one arithmetic lesson from him Nampa 8,000 blood. Without this there can be no real, we see the uninitiated youth just listening faith. William Kitch is the pastor, a student 16.00 on twenty-four hours' credit. Pay his price Sunnyside H. S 5,222 present or eternal blessing. to the counsel, the advice of the man who is of C. B. I. with I. G. Lee, Elizabeth Ward We 8.50 in advance and he will deliver the lesson Remeinber—Paying Chart Quotas earns had a most gracious meeting and many testi Lents In this Psalm we find the negative side of not godly. It may sound like good advice, 27.00 fied to new light and life. well prepared. He stocks nothing to be given 20,000 points. blessing. Tiiat which are to avoid. This worldly wise, not so narrow and straight- 7.50 away. i s i n h a r m o n y w i t h G o d ' s fi r s t c o m m a n d laced as the advice given by Godly parents, The last meeting was at Stuart in old Bear 14.00 The Mail Order catalog has at least one available positions. This is to suggest that Creek Quarter. The meeting was a time of given to man. Refering to the tree of the and earnest Christian advisors who watch for 6.50 advantage. In the quiet of the home pros- prices on positions have advanced, their souls. It may appear attractive and blessmg and definite quickening Charlps Vancouver knowledge of good and evil God said, "Thou Pearson is the pastor. e-naries Prune Hill 14.00 pective customers may carefully check their Prices on character and spirituality have Shalt not eat of it." Obedience to God's re pleasant to the flesh, just to have a bit of The service to which I was called in Iowa 23.00 9.00 needs and resources against listed prices to likewise advanced under the competitive bid- s t r a i n t s i s t h e w a y o f b l e s s i n g . W h e n w e fun, or a good time. These days the "have . 7 . 0 0 2.00 decide apart from salesmanship pressure what ding of worldliness and pleasure. These now listen to Satan's comments on God's Word, a good time" idea is so persistently held up afforded opportunities in the ministry of a 4.50 they can afford to buy. seek to lure youth in many directions for as the ideal of life, even the purpose of life, most gracious character which will not soon Boise God's Standards, and begin to fix up other be forgotten by me. . 1 1 . 0 0 5'.b(i The New Year affords similar opportunities, every one that parents knew. that our youth are in grave danger of miss Inte standards of action, trouble begins. 9.00 Within the seclusion of an inner self or a But youth, now as always, can face the al- ing altogether the sterner side of the things Under the leadership of Richard Newby the S t a r . Here in the first verse we have a triple . 2 0 . 0 0 t h a t r e a l l y m a t t e r f o r n o w a n d f o r e t e r n i t y. Yearly Meeting Superintendent, and Glen- closet of prayer desires and costs may be ternatives, consider the costs and secure its triad of statements, a three times three repe wood Stanley, Chairman of the Evangelistic — - " v b H i e u i a r e 4.00 Then number two in this 2nd triad is "the •^leenleaf Y. P. weighed. Doubtless each Christian Endeavor- greatest desires if willing to pay the price, t i t i o n w h i c h m a k e s a s e m p h a t i c a s p o s s i b l e Board, the way was most graciously open for 37.00 er of Oregon Yearly Meeting has desires un- Moses did that in Egypt as Daniel did like- the progress into and results of sin. In way of sinners". One has so long followed this work. Their sympathy and aid were most High School.. 40.00 fulfilled. These may vary from material triv- wise in Babylon. So does every young man this cunningly devised advice, that he has Psalm 32:1-2 we have the positive side of deeply appreciated. Intermediate .. 10.00 3.00 ialities to spiritual values of infinite worth, and woman of this generation who follows the suddenly waked to the fact that he is a sin Melba Bles.sedness which we must not lose sight of. .. 15.00 5.00 from purely personal interests to unselfish call of God. "Blesesd is the man whose transgressings is ner, and in the way that sinners walk. And 6.00 ambitions for the church and the kingdom of So here we come, 1940! We are the Christian the end theroef is "destruction from the TRANSPORTATION FUNDS NEEDED forgiven, whose sin is covered." And when at once Woodland 19.00 God. There is a price in time, effort, conse- Endeavorers of Oregon Yearly Meeting on we remember the derivation of "Blessed," we presence of the Lord and the glory of His 17.00 know the covering of the blood is referred to power." When this rude awakening comes Nearly $350.00 has come in on the Allvon cration, self-denial, prayer and faith for which a quiet hunt for better things. Please be pre- and the danger of his position is discovered 16.00 these desires may be realized. pared to make early deliveries on character. here. Transportation fmid. Most of this money has is the crucial point in his life. If he but re come from the birthday offerings fmm top . 23.00 2!()() Since the depression many young people education, spirituality, influence and Chris- In Psalm 1:1, the three triads we see the have found it impossible to secure work while tian helpfulness; also more vital Societies was to lose blessedness in 1st. "walketh," pents now he might be saved. But as not Sunday Schools. We still need $1(WOO to make Entiat s o o n e r o r l a t e r ; a n d u s u a l l y s o o n e r h e s i t s others have had little if any difficulty. Com- and strong churches. We are not expecting 2nd. "standeth," 3rd. "sitteth." The 2nd of It possible for them to start. Please ^Sd (Continued on Page 6) y o u r m o n e y i n a t o n c e . ® 3.00 petition has been keener so that those who are something for nothing but are willing to pay the three triads is "in the counsel," two in 12.00 better qualified and prepared readily secure market price for quality goods. Page Pour THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR January, 1940 January, 1940 THE FRIENDLY ENDEAVOR

T H E T A M P L I N S A R E A T A N T O F A G A S T A CHILE The Tamplin family is spending the next Yearly Meeting Building Up three months at Antofagasta, Chile. Their ROSEVALLEY WORSHIP IN NEW CHURCH FIRST CHURCH VANCOUVER BUILDS PARSONAGE A C H E S T E f t A H A D L E Y ^ address there is Casilla 81, Antofagasta, Chile, One wing of the Rosevalley church was got S. A. ten under cover in time for the congregation Under the able leadership of Carl and Min ^ See ihe Tearty neeliT\g lUrough itie Ctiurcti WMov * It would be a fine thing of many of the to meet for worship Sunday, October 29th, nie Miller, First Church, Vancouver, has un members of Oregon Yearly Meeting would and what a day of rejoicing it was for them dertaken the purchase of the lot adjoining write them letters while they are there. We the church, and the erection of a parsonage. to feel that they had at least a place of per Much interest has been created among the are praying that the rest will prove beneficial manent worship. They have been shifted to them and that they may return to the field around from one place to another for the membership and in remarkably short time American Bible Society Helps On with new strength and vision. May the Lord the work has progressed to where the building past four years. The new church when fin is under cover. An appeal sent out for donated richly bless them. ished will be an imposing structure with help was answered by a large group from Allyon Transportation Fund ample room for every demand that will be Newberg who spent an entire day working "BOSSY HELPS FINISH TAMPLIN UNIT'' put upon it in this growing community. The following correspondence between With kind regards, yours cordially, and by the time they had left in the evening, Your airmail letter of November 29 written In the first Sunday evening service in the the roof was framed and ready for shingles. Chester A. Hadley and Mr. John Ritchie of JOHN RITCHIE. in Idaho, was awaiting me here on my re At the close of a meeting held recently in new building three from Kelso were con the American Bible Society .will explain fully one of the rural meetings a fine young fel Two professional shinglers offered their serv Agency Secretary American Bible Society. turn from Southern Peru two days ago. Un verted, a man and woman in their thhties the attitude of the Bible Society and then- low came up to the superintendent and asked ices free, putting on the shingles and other Mr. John Ritchie, November 29th, 1939. fortunately on the same day I developed a and a teen age girl. None had ever been saved fine spirit of cooperaton wth Oregon Yearly if there was still a need for the $100 which items of the work has been donated or given Lima, Peru, high fever and am confined to bed. But I before. They have since been driving out reg Meeting in getting the Allyon family imited D e a r M r . R i t c h i e : had heen asked for in the October issue of the to them with generous deductions until they ^ as possible. November 2Dth, 1939 have felt that I should reply to that letter ularly to services. are going to be able to erect a $3,600 person Yo u r a i r m a i l l e t t e r o f N o v e m b e r 2 0 t h w a s immediately so that you may know just what Friendly Endeavor. Assured that the need still Tliey have not been able to buy their win existed he said that his family had been tith- age for about $2,500. At the present time the Rev. Chester A. Hadley, forwarded to me here at Nampa, Idaho, and you can count upon on the part of the Ameri ter supply of wood, and have been too busy to 3270 S. E. Salmon Street, I hasten to answer it. can Bible Society. e r s f o r y e a r s a n d t h a t t h e y h a d a c o w t h a t cut the wood, so thus far their supply has building is plastered, the windows are in, and the finish work will start in a few days. The I greatly appreciate your remarks about As I had already stated to Brother Tamplin, belonged to the Lord which they were going been very meager, but the other day one of Portland, Oregon. pastors hope to be able to move into their Dear ]\4r. Hadley: Carroll Tamplin. I have known him since he it seems to me quite in order that we turn to sell and that the proceeds from the sale the neighbors stopped at the parsonage and was a child and have watched his develop would be given to the building of the Tamplin new home early in January. They have just Our esteemed brother, Carroll Tamplin of over to you the amount which should have said he had three trees he would give, sawed now closed a gracious revival held by the La Paz, informs me that there is some (fi ments with a great deal of interest. Oregon been spent in returning Juan Ayllon to Guate unit on our property in La Paz. Several days and split. It is indeed marvelous the way in Yearly Meeting is thankful that he is our mala, for you to complete the amount neces passed and the matter passed from the mind which the Lord supplies their needs. pastors. Eight new members were received nancial) difficulty about arranging for the of the superintendent, but not from that of into membership last monthly meeting. The lamily of Juan Allyon to be brought from Superintendent there in La Paz and Bolivia. sary for his family to join him in Bolivia. A revival spirit is on the people, and the The matter about which he wrote, that of the family. Then the mail came to the of volume of prayer is increasing. There is a fine Sunday School is oh tlie up-grade. One class Guatemala to Bolivia, or about taking them Although I had not included this amount in of girls has outgrown its meeting place and on to the Bolivian staff. Juan Ayllon is as follows. When we learned fice a few days ago and there was a short my budget, which begins December 1st, that spirit in the servces and they are lookng for are meeting in the parsonage. Church attend that he was to work with Carroll Tamplin in letter in which the donors asked that they ward to special meetings early in the year. i m p r e s s i o n f r o m h i s l e t t e r is, among the items carried over but still to be ance is increasing. The C. E. is doing splen the translation of the Gospels and the book n o t b e m e n t i o n e d a s t h e m o n e y w a s n o t hat there is still a possibility of arrangements paid, I am confident that there will be no did work. The prayer meetings have been of Acts, we at once began to pray that if it dificulty about finding this money, and cer theirs but belonged to the Lord, and tlie check Ayllon to remain in Bolivia, sources of blessing with 20 in attendance the that m case he has to return to Guate- was in Divine order he might be kept there tainly none about paying the amount of Ayl enclosed was for $100.00. I don't know the WHITNEY MEETING ENLARGES ITS name of the cow but "Bossy" is near enough BORDERS last two meetings. ^ A m e r i on the field in our own work. He had devel lon travel to Bolivia-Guatemala. and as the family wished to be unmentioned can Bible Society would do about the ex oped it in the beginning and has the hearts At this moment I have no date available Like the Rosemere congregation, the Whit I will have to give publicity to the cow that penses of his return. of the people in a most wonderful way. as to how much I should send, nor can I now ney people found that the church which is WOODLAND MEETING ACCEPTS PLAN Our Missionary Board extended a call to make a cheque. But by next mail, four days helped to build the "Tamplin Unit." For the When we brought Senor AyUon from Guate less than a year old is far too small for the FOR NEW CHURCH him and his family to enter our work again after this, I trust to be able, God willing, to benefit of those who may not know what the mala we did so on the imderstanding that growing congregation, and on their own ini and they accepted the call. We then found "Tamplin Unit" is we will explain that $700.00 A plan has been adopted by the Woodland he was to be returned there by us, and I budg send you a cheque for the amount which we tiative they have raised the building and the that the expense involved in the transporta has been given as a special gift to erect meeting for a new church building which eted for his return journey from the begln- would have to pay today for his travel from funds necessary for the expense involved, will soon be in the process of construction. tion of Tomasa and the children had in La Paz to Chiquimula. I know that this is a suitable house for the Tamplins to occupy. nmg. This was authorized. In view of the and have put in a full basement with suitable The general superintendent, Chester A. Had later correspondence. I did not include in creased materially since the beginning of the more than we paid for his travel southward. This will build the first unit of what the war. It was a serious matter and I wrote to Sunday School rooms to accommodate their ley, Grace Hadley, his wife, and Esthel Gul- When he came south there was a German Missionary Board hopes to make a comfort increase. The basement will also serve as a my rTCkoning for the closing of the expenses Carroll Tamplin suggesting that inasmuch a b l e h o m e f o r t h e w o r k e r s i n L a P a z a n d ley recently spent a week with the Woodland on this accoimt for this year, the return fare, service flying between Puerto Barrios and the social center. as your Society had undoubtedly included the for visiting missionaries that come in to help meeting presenting both missionary interest noT have I provided it in our estimates for Canal, which of course is not now available. Norman Gundry has done a remarkable and home field as well as classes in Quaker return of Juan Ayllon in your budget it might For some strange reason the United Fruit Line a t t i m e s w h e n t h e i r s e r v i c e s a r e n e e d e d . the coming year, because I had gathered the piece of work in his pastoral care of that com Doctrine. While there, plans were finished for be possible to use it for the transportation of h a s a p p a r e n t l y w i t h d r a w n t h e i r s h i p s w h i c h To the family that gave the last $100.00 and impression from Mr. Tamplin's letters that munity, working as he does full time and the church and accepted by the building com Tomasa to La Paz. This would not enlarge they maintained on this same route, at least, to Dr. Brougher who so generously gave $600.00 was going to bring his wife and your budget and would make it possible for we say "thank you and God bless you." only able to give a few hours each week in mittee. They already have the lumber cut children to Bolivia. they are not calling at Puerto Barrios on their the interest of the community life. We cer and ready to plane. This lumber was donated us to raise the other two and one-half fares return journey. I saw the circular sent out by tainly appreciate his contribution to our work. ^ o b l i g a t i o n i s f o r t h e c h i l d r e n . the United Fruit company to the travel agen by the men of the community who gave trees still with the American Bible Society to return He himself is a Baptist, but has worked in Your letter indicates that you have written cies here, but as I was only then interested in STAR CLOSES SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL which were cut down and hauled to the mill complete fellowship and harmony with us in family, and that we that item off of your budget and I presume We trust it is not only just Star in name in the district. The mill cut the lumber on getting Ayllon back to Guatemala, I only at the development of that field. The oversight expense. If you wUl that it would not be possible to include it tended to that direction of travel. So far as I but the star that guides the feet of many a the basis of one-half of it for the cutting, so just what the for the purpose I have suggested. We are can find out, he cannot get ship direct from of the work is in the hands of Everett Craven, in reality they have cut enough lumber for weary traveler to the Christ of Bethlehem's pastor of the Boise Friends meeting. A two churches. Merle and Thelma Green, who ^ition is, I shall proceed immediately with making every effort possible to raise the full the Canal to Guatemala, but only to the port manger and the Saviour of the world. £ i " S S ' : » V " " amount but Juan is anxious to be united with of Tela, in Honduras, whence he would have We began our revival meeting November group of Friends from the Boise Friends meet are pastors there, are doing excellent work his family again and feels that if we do not to travel either by local board or by road. 12 and continued two weeks. Merle Roe, the ing attend services there each Sunday, teach and after the completion of the church there h/c American Bible Society have it by the first of January he may have Doubtless, Miss Smith has informed you new pastor at Riverside, conducted the meet ing Sunday School classes, and caring for the should be a remarkable increase in interest to look to returning to Central America. In as to travel facilities. I trust to be able young people's activities. Wendell Murphy and and attendance. They have been worshipping Avur.^ abundantly well served by Senor ing. His ministry was clear and forceful and Mattie Stephens deserve mention for their that event it would be necessary for your So to check up on these and also on the cost to in the power of the Spirit. It was well received for years in the schoolhouse, and they feel ttiat '^h®'efore have no doubt at all faithfulness in this field. T ' ■ eturn fare, ciety to furnish him with travel expense. day, and send you a cheque for the amount in and appreciated. very keenly a need of a permanent home. tn voif opportunity to express I lay the matter before you and will under U. S. dollars, payable in New York ,so that you About twenty-five people were definitely stand if you feel that it is impossible to do in turn can take care of the whole family exceUonf^^ hearty appreciation of the blessed, most of them bowed at the altar GREENLEAF MEETING HOUSE IMPROVED OWHYEE HEIGHTS MOVES INTO NEW b r o t - h p r w e h a v e h a d f r o m o u r as we suggest, I would appreciate as early a through your own organization. while others prayed through in their homes. thrpp 5.the course of my thirty- reply as possible for I am to cable to Xdr. It is a source of great satisfaction to me We have a fine group of Intermediates and Greenleaf Friends Church has recently tak QUARTERS The congregation of Owyhee Heights is re- a n v m o ® ^ t i O i v e n e v e r h a d Tamplin as soon as transportation is assured that there is this prospect of retaining Juan many of them were among the group that en on a new coat of paint and kalsomine on wh^pb ^ throw himself into an enterprise so they there can make reservations. Ayllon in the Aymara work in Bolivia. He is bowed at the altar. the interior. joicmg in new quarters. They have moved Praying that the Lord will bless your won a very exceptional Indian, and indeed I should Frederick B. Baker who is pastor of Prune into a new schoolhouse which was erected on At the closing day of the revival there was the tract of land where they have been wor cess Tn ^ thoroughness and suc- derful work of spreading the gospel through say an exceptional South American Christian. manifested an expression of appreciation of Hill and Camas, Washington, Friends the written "Word" I am, He commended himself to me very highly and the work of oui' evangelist by an offering of churches, was with us November 28-Decem- shipping, in the home of Mr. Beebe. Interest c^e tn lit I already and attendance has increased steadily since w o ? k o n " ^ h i s p i e c e o f Yours in His service, I am confident your work in Bolivia will be $80.00. ber 3. He brought to us timely and inspiring with Revision has filled me CHESTER A. HADLEY, greatly strengthened, and the cause of our We are praying and trusting that the re messages. Many knelt at an altar of prayer Everett Tunning became their pastor a Tew 13th December, 1939. Lord prospered by his permanence in your for saving and sanctifying power. The two vival spirit will continue and that continually c o m m u n U y i n lov thri?« . "^y- ™y 'hearty thanks Rev. Chester A. Hadley, r a n k s t h e r e . s o u l s w i l l m a k e t h e i r w a y t o o u r a l t a r a n d weeks following will be a personal workers one of the pioneer fields under the govern have wan^^^f cooperation which you 3270 S. E. Salmon Street, With hearty greetings, yours very cordially, find pardon and cleansing. campaign by the members of the church. ment irrigation program. Seventy-one were BibleBiblP^n^^ Society m • this through important him piece toof work. the Portland, Oregon. JOHN RITCHIE, Yours in His" service till He cohies, Hulda Winslow, Assistant Correspondent. Dear Mr. Hadley: Agency Secretary, Lima, Peru. LeonarS L. Craven, the Pastor Greenleaf. 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H O M E D A L E E R E C T S P A R S O N A G E MELBA ENTERTAINS BOISE QUARTERLY GOING UP MACY—PIKE annual Christmas program which promises to Plans for a new parsonage at Homedale MEETING Rosemere Church is being lifted. One of O H L O V E O F G O D ! On the evening of December 15, 1939, Miss be interesting. were changed from a stone structure to a The sessions of Boise Quarterly Meeting the outstanding attainments in the outposts B y P a u l C a m m a c k Dorothy Pike, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. stucco finish and the size was reduced from were held at Melba, Idaho, November 24 and is the growth and development of the Rose- C. C. Pike of Kent, Washington, became the S O U T H S A L E M N E W S mere Church under the leadership of James What a strong ejaculation for human six rooms to three, but the Moores are happy 25. The ministry and oversight meeting Fri- bride of Wiliam Keith Macy, son of Rev. and N o v e m b e r 1 0 t h a C . E . p a r t y w a s h e l d a t and Mildred Raymond. Tlie Sunday School lips! The young person who stands with in prospect of soon moving into a house which ^iay afternoon was a time of special blessing Mrs. Herman Macy of Scotts Mills, Oregon, Millers. Games were played and refresh o n e h a n d o n t h e d o o r t h a t s h u t s h i s l i f e has been built by the sacrificial giving of the and the presence of the Lord was preciously has grown to such proportions that it is no in the chapel of Cascade college. The chapel ments were served. A good number attend in 1939 and the other entire commimity. felt by all present. longer possible to accommodate the classes was beautifully decorated with baskets of on the door that opens ed. A novel way of raising money for the proj- Friday evening was given over to the Chris- in the church and parsonage. Tire Evangelistic which chrysanthemums, two candelabra and 1940 ought to be able Quarterly meeting was held at South Sa ect was a regular sale of things that were ^^ian Endeavor Department and Chester Had- Board realized this, and voted to use $300.00 ivy entwined altar and arch. The ceremony lem this time. A C. E. social and rally pre of the Jennie Presnall estate for the purpose to shout, .."Oh Love of brought in by the people of the community, general superintendent, showed pictures was read by the bride's grandfather. Rev. ceding the evening service were held on Fri It was surprising how much came in. Every- both Twin Rocks and Wauna Mere con- of enlarging the plant. The people at Rose- God!" Pike of Seattle, assisted by Rev. Macy, and day, at which (Chester Hadley showed some Hasn't the Lord help thing imaginable was there. Mince meat, ferences. Following the pictures Paul Cam- mere added $200.00 to this gift. They are Dr. C. J. Pike, uncle of the bride. e d u s t o w a l k i n t h e pictures. After the rally at 7:30 P. M. Ger- canned fruit, two small pigs, one calf ready to mack, president of the Yearly Meeting G. E. raising the church, digging a basement, and The bride, given in marriage by her fa vais Carey, pastor of the Newberg Friends p u r i t y o f H o l i n e s s t h i s veal, furniture, grain, clover seed, potatoes Union, brought a searching message to the plan to have ample room for the growing ther, wore a traditional white satin dress with church, spoke to us on the subject of "A church and Sunday School. They are peti year? He will be our apples, small tools, dry goods from'the stores yonng people challenging them to live glori- train and fingertip veil of tulle. She carried C e n t u r y a n d a H a l f a D r i n k R e f o r m i n t h e of Homedale and Caldwell, ladies' hats that °"®^y victoriously for Christ. His message tioning Portland Quarterly Meeting for a mighty, conquering a white Bible with shower of pink bouvardia. United States." Saturday, November 18 at leader in 1940. He will sold for TEN CENTS; and other things too greatly appreciated by all in attendance, monthly meeting, and when this meeting is The maid of honor. Miss Nellie Pike, sister 10:30, was morning worship and at 12:00 set up, we will have four established Month e i t h e r h e l p u s y o u n g numerous to mention. Saturday morning, after a time of testi- of the bride, wore ice-blue satin, with cor lunch was served in toe basement. At 2:00 The service of a regular auctioneer was mony, Edward Baker, pastor of the Ontario ly Meetings in that district, and already people in school, at sage of chrysanthemums and rose buds. The P. M. there was a business session. Novem donated and a total of $151.00 was cleared Heights Meeting, was blessed in bringing the they are beginning to ask when can we have h o m e , o r a t w o r k a n d bridesmaids. Miss Mignon Macy and Miss ber 19th the Sunday following Quarterly The estimated cost of the building, for the message of the morning. He directed our at- a Q u a r t e r l y m e e t i n g . T h e f o u r p o i n t s a r e p l a y t o s h u n t h e i n Grace Pike, wore frocks of pink taffeta with Meeting, Esthel Gulley spoke to us of work material alone is $400.00, the labor has all tention to the first chapter of Phillipians, Vancouver, First Church, Prune Hill, Ca creasing evils, of else corsages similar to that of the maid of hon in the Bolivian Mission. been donated and the pastor and his wife making special mention of Paul's prayer, mas and Rosemere, and the time is not far He will take us in de- have contributed a large share of this item. unusual feature of the Quarterly Meet- distant when Rosevalley will be a regular Paul Cammack fiance to earth's gravi or's. Little Miss Pattie Pike was flower girl Young and all gathered Tuesday evening, tation to the place He has prepared for and wore pink taffeta. Maurice Macy was best November 21 at 7:30 at the home of Dr. and The attendance and interest has increased presence of eleven visiting Friends M o n t h l y M e e t i n g . Mrs. Ray Pemberton for a Bag Party. This all those who have been unashamed to live man for his brother. Claude and John Pike, steadily since George and Evelyn Moore as- Portland Quarterly Meeting and Paul Elvett Brown and Lawrence McCracken were was a surprise for the pastor and his family. sumed charge a few weeks ago. and Phyliss Cammack from Salem Quarterly HIGHLAND C. E.'s HAVE NEW ADVISERS for Him. The thought of either course ushers. Every one that came brought something in the They are planning for Jefferson Ford to Meeting, On the last Friday in November, sixteen brings to one's lips, "Oh Love of God!" In times of perplexity over standards of Preceding the ceremony, Mr. Roger Taylor line of food in a bag. Our lunch was served nom a revival meeting for them in January Esthel Gulley, returning missionary from of our C. E.'s met at the home of Lester of Portland, and the Cascade College Male in a bag; for our lunch we had sandwiches, our field in Bolivia, was also present from and Erma DeLapp, our new advisers. The amusements, the Lord has clearly shown pickles, potato chips, cakes and grape juice. us those that we could not do and keep quartet, composed of Roger Taylor, Abe Dyck, THE "BLESSED" PSALM Newberg Quarterly and began a two weeks' evening was spent in poem-rhyming, string- Ralph Chapman and Claude Pike, sang, ac Mills opened their gifts in the bags. Every visitation campaign in the meetings of the walking, question answering, letter writing, H i s p r e s e n c e . H e h a s r e m i n d e d u s o f t e n one enjoyed themselves very much. The (Continued from Page 3) that the loose morals among sinful young companied at the piano by Mrs. Willard R. Quarterly Meeting. Her presence and mes- in general, a good time. The presence of a Hallman. Following the ceremony a ladies' p a r t y w a s p l a n n e d b y M r s . A d r a D e e r i n g . i n t h f i c * ■ ^ a- ivxeemig. xxci piciiciiuc axiu iiica- people can never become those of a Chris candid camera added a great deal of life to trio, composed of Mrs. Louis R. Buckley, and ° 1 ® scorner, settles himself in sages to the sessions of the Quarterly Meeting tian. "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet . . " armv nf vomntarily a part of that great were real blessings to our hearts and we the course of events. Suckers were given as Miss Rose Alice Hanson and Miss Marie El prizes for play well done. E'er we stumbled. He lightened the way o u t r e l i g i o n a n d p o u r s t h a n k G o d f o r s e n d i n g h e r o u r w a y . round sinful objects that would have trip lis, sang. Because our revival meetings, with Paul A reception followed in the College dining The thii^ t • '^ith God. Our General Superintendent Chester A Mills as evangelist, came at the same time ped us "Oh Love of God!" Wolf's those who fu ''he character of Hadley begins special meetings at the Nampa What about those of our young people room. that the new advisers took office, it is a Both Mr. and Mrs. Macy are graduates of wish blp'scino'^® the hinderers of those who Fidends Church Quarterly Meeting Sunday who review 1939 with horror? Such sin, question as to which is more responsible for Portland Bible Institute, and will make their are first thetv,f lellowship"ungodly" notwith wickedly God. They vicious and we unite in prayer for the Nampa Friends such blackness of thoughts, worldly amuse Deonle nv ""godly" not wickedly vicious as they enter this special campaign. the added interest in the C. E., however, we home in Portland. ave fallen low in the do know that both have played an important ments, loose pettings, smoking — terrible Garage 3 Of faU®" I t low t h e y j uin s t f a the i l t o memories — and all still unforgiven. If be "Godly" ^ev' cookies and fruit punch. Harlan Smith, part. Quite a number from the C. E. re S C O T T S M I L L S C L O S E S M I L L S ' R E V I V A L Phone 240J ■obably have a high ceived definite help during the series of you are one of those in that position, you ought to drop on your knees and cry We are very glad to report that the revival debts standing andTrrthp'rest m toe community! Pay their to pay Mr. tS and Mrs. Eliott for their devoted work meetings. Camas, Washington out of their lives and pfans Or community, and all re- Forty-eight were in attendance at the out, "Oh Love of God!" He has spared meetings with Paul Mills which closed De church Tlianksgiving dinner which proved to your life unto salvation. Will you re cember 2 were of very great blessing to aU pent to Him, and then we as a body of attending. There were several definite vic r^cognizedw a v T f it is i .only in'k v v i i wholly u u y [mper^onM i m p e r s o n a l ^ear Kintot be a great success. young people, 100 per cent for God, can tories. Mr. Mills led the two C. E. services is the cLL nf fH ® example John Astleford, Newberg Quarterly Meet The Young People's class has sent out a call for the old Sunday school papers and are enter 1940's untried path and know we while he was here; the first was on the portiL Of ^ P™- ing C. E .Superintendent is employed by the w i l l w a l k v i c t o r i o u s l y o v e r s i n a n d h a v e "Trials of Job," and the second about Mis SERV-US so cultured and^refined'^anri'^Tf'^®!^'^®^ Washington County Dairy Herd" Improve- busy getting them made into booklets to be our cry unchanged, "Oh Love of God!" s i o n a r y W o r k . ment Association, and is testing milk for placed in hospitals, old people's homes, and the like. The Sunday School is increasing in attend BARBER SHOP the dairymen of the county. His work is ^|t^advertisement the devi? ctn m®"i Association, and I.s testinir milv for Elizabeth Brown, Reporter. ance lately which is heartening. so arranged that he spends week-ends at his UNIQUE PARTY GIVEN AT SUNNYSIDE G r o v e r C h l s m , O w n e r T^y^are'^ri'^fir.^f I'b® sinners, home. During this last month, the Sunnyside Preparations are now being made for the hope, in the world ^^'liiev Edward Haldy and son, Mrs. PIEDMONT WELCOMES NEW PASTOR High School Endeavor had a party in the and evil minded vet- pvp^ ^ profane Paul Strait and daughter and Miss Ruth The first of December the membership of church basement. There were concessions, 213 4th Street respect for God and tbo ^ ^ Baker attended the Chapel service at the Piedmont Monthly Meeting gathered at the such as throwing darts and ping-pong, and VANCOUVER be rated as even hiu >,,>0,.?^ f ^ might Annual Homecoming at Cascade College, church to welcome their new pastor and his then there were games, among which were Chmas Washington ii evil minded But tn 7 ^ ® Recently John Astleford visited the C. E. wife, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar P. Sims. Fruit Basket Upset and others. For refresh FUNERAL scornful" has descendpH L-ii 1 "the societies in Sherwood, Newberg ,and Spring- E d g a r S i m s w a s f o r m e r l y p a s t o r o f H i g h m e n t s h o t d o g s a n d a p p l e s w e r e s e r v e d . A depicts a character^w t'fV brook in the interest of C. E. work, l a n d a n d S c o t t s M i l l s M o n t h l y M e e t i n g s i n business meeting was also held at the same all good, uses ridicule to d t Among those from Newberg Quarterly Meet- S a l e m Q u a r t e r l y M e e t i n g a n d s o i s w e l l evening. Everyone left with the feeling that CHAPEL known as a pastor in this Yearly Meeting. Professorsprofessors in in some some in-jtHnfuT., faith as x ing , ™ who '"g who attended attended the the Saturday Saturday sessions sessions of of he had had a good time. do- Here is the seat of tho . learning Portland Quarterly Meeting were Edward May the Lord's richest blessing attend his The and Ruth Haldy and son, and Ruth Baker, ministry in this new field. MELBA HAS BRAND NEW MEMBER Hazel L. Smith tbest from the'""sTp"fp"',^p'"'u,''""®®®'and far- c. E. societies in Newberg Quarter are M i s s E s t h e l G u l l e y s p o k e a t o u r c h u r c h with. —vx, God, wuicn which IS thp"niT^" Ls fhe lellowship Planning planning a rally a rally and and union union C. C. E. E. meeUngmeeting both morning and evening November 26. R. E. Dufresne ICE LuptOn S CREAM Wisdom and greatest love be held in the Newberg church on Dec. LOOMIS The new son at the parsonage hasn't been lbinthislife, the life to andthatwhicb^fiu come make heaven I "'b, Ford after preach which the closing we will sermon hear in Jefferson the series to church as yet, but we hope he will be — 1 of meetings held at the Newberg Friends PRINTING more faithful in the future. C A M A S F L O W E R S H O P Mi-s. Haworth of Denair, California, is C A M A S W A S H I N G T O N CHEHALEM CFNTirn Church. visiting at the home of her son, Glenn Ha Tbe Builder's -s. The first cottage prayer meeting was held COMPANY worth, our pastor. ff F R O M M O R E C O S T L Y I N G R E D I E N T S honored Mr. and Mrs School class at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Eliott. with a farewell partv n Elliott and sons We are praying for a revival in our church Mrs. Robert Morse is visiting here at her "Say It With Flowers of Ruth Baker. Therp'^ ^ ''b® bome and community that will bring souls to parents': she was formerly known as Mtsg Lela Montgomery. " W E D O N O T S E R V E B E E R pi'e.sent and all enioved^^^^ Christ. On Dec. 15 we will meet at the home 313 N. W. Everett Manning Bldg., N. E. 4th Ave. Portland, Oregon BR 2419 Mr. Gus Clarkson, a member of our church, OR WINES" session, and refrecbmpx^f^^"'^'ts of sandwiches, ^ business an of interestMr. and inMrs. your Geary prayers. Schmoe. We solicit was called to his reward Fi'iday, November 24. We miss him, but pray God's blessing Phone 98W Camas, Wash. on the ones left behind. r

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L E N T S C . E . B E G I N S C O M M U N I T Y CONTEST SPONSORED IN GREENLEAF two week's meeting for the Rosedale church. E V A N G E L I S M C A M P A I G N SOCIETY Attendance was exceptionally good, and much The senior C. E. society of Second Friends, The Senior 0. E. of Greenleaf has divid interest was manifested by community people. Portland, spent an evening during the holi ed into three sides, with points gained by Mr. Fords' wealth of experience in Mission day season in preparing 500 copies of the bringing visitors, having perfect attendance a r y a c t i v i t y a n d h i s d e e p s p i r i t u a l i t y c o m gospel tract Reason Why, obtained from the at meetings, chart points, and leading C. E. bined to make him a great blessing to us. Young People's Fellowship, for distribution meetings. Older people of the church are Quite a number received definite experiences in the church community as a major part of judges of the merits of the novel meetings. of salvation. Iverna Hirst contributed much the intensive gospel team and evangelism The revival which has been conducted in t h r o u g h h e r s e r v i c e s a s m u s i c a l d i r e c t o r a n d p r o g r a m l a u n c h e d . o u r c h u r c h b y F r e d e r i c k B a k e r s t i r r e d t h e soloist. A. Clark Smith, pastor, and family enjoyed young people to new zeal and prayer. Our A new church bell has been put into use. a Christmas visit, December 21 to 27, with last two C. B. meetings have been real pras'er T h e b e l l w a s g i v e n t o u s b y a c h u r c h i n relatives in Melba, Idaho. It was the first meetings. Harmony. Church men donated their time Christmas dinner together for the pastor and The watch service will be under our so in going down and getting the bell, tear his mother in 23 years. Young people of the ciety's sponsorship on the night of Decem ing down the old tower, and shingling the church sang carols on Christmas eye to shut- b e r 3 1 . part where it had been. ins. The combined choirs of Piedmont and Ellis Roberts, our vice-president, is spend A picture -svas given away each night of the Lents sang the cantata, "The Glorious Song" ing a few days in Chicago. meetings to the one who brought the most (Marian Lois Fisher) at Lents, December 17, Alva Fish left December 12 for Portland people to church. Mr. Showers received five and at Piedmont, December 20, to large au to bring home a load of students for the va pictures. diences. Donald W. Edmundson directed the cation. We shall be happy to have the return Improvements on church property have 35-voice choir. The annual New Year's day ing students with us again. been completed recently, with the roof be frolic at Mt. Hood was enjoyed by the Aero The Greenleaf Intermediates report two ing reshingled, a garage and a woodshed be nauts class and their guests. The church is things: that they're busy just now raising ing built, and sanitary equipment being much improved in appearance after the reno money for their room in the new church, and erected. vating almost completed inside. Placing of that they enjoyed having Frederick Baker- A d v e r t i s i n g f o r o u r r e v i v a l w a s u n d e r asbestos shakes on the outside walls and re lead their meeting on the evening of De taken by the church, and was assisted by our surfacing the floors inside will be done soon. c e m b e r 3 . C. E. The community was mapped out into Maudean Frost, member of the senior C. E. divisions. Two people were asked to cover- i s r e c e i v i n g t h e s y m p a t h y o f h e r f r i e n d s a t VANCOUVER PARSONAGE GOING ON each district, and many were surprised to Lents for the passing of her mother. Several The new parsonage is going along nicely, find the number of unchurched people in of the younger set of the church are specu plastering having been finished. o u r d i s t r i c t . lating as to which couple will be first to be Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stone have a new NEW MONTHLY MEETING ORGANIZED married in the newly renovated church. son, who is named Bobbie Ray. •AT CAMAS Our church books are expanding! Five new (Continued from Paj^e 2) WEST MILL PLAINS SUNDAY SCHOOL active members and three associate members Leidtke, William and Hattie Attebery, Helen Sunday school at 10 a. m. every Sunday have joined the church this month. Steele, Mabel Willits, Doris Lindsay, Heni-y, (attendance about 60). Object lesson by El- Esthel Gulley spoke of her missionary work Clayton and Lala Alder, Elvis Williams, Ray vett Brown from 11 to 11:15. with Chester Hadley showing pictures at the mond Williams, William Mamie, Lavelle, O u r C h r i s t m a s p r o g r a m f o r t h e S u n d a y monthly church night held at the church Marjorie, Dorothy and Barbara Ann school was held December 17th at 7:30 p. m. D e c e m b e r 1 4 . Priebe. According to Frederick Baker, miiris- Special worship in a song service is held A newly organized choir is singing well un ter of the new church, much of the success the first Sunday evening in each month. El- der the direction of Mr. Dyck. of the new monthly meeting has been due to vett Brown has charge of the singing. At the faithful labors of Miss Mary Allen and Miss Olive Terrell, the two parish workers tendance is good. R O S E D A L E H E A R S N E W C H U R C H B E L L who have given their full time to this new Another of our Sunday school teachers was Jefferson W. Ford has just concluded a married last week, December 2, Miss Lorrain work since its very beginnng. Raider is now Mrs. Robert Cadow. They are With completion of the second flooring in living in Vancouver. We are happy we have the social hall, missionary room and Junior n o t l o s t h e r a s a t e a c h e r s . Church room the church is now ready to en Heacock Sash & Door Co. tertain quarterly meeting sessions of Port MRS. R. R. NORTON. land Quarterly Meeting of Friends and a re SPRINGBROOK C. E. ITEMS quest for such a privilege was extended the Mr. and Mrs. Holford Drahn are the proud December Quarterly Meeting Sessions for the parents of a son, Paul Charles, who was March Sessions. b o r n N o v e m b e r 1 6 . Winter revival services will be held here at Springbrook beginning on Wednesday night, December 27 and continuing through 939 S. W. Second Street I HAWTHORNE January 7. We anticipate a time of spirit ual deepening under the preaching of Owen C o r n e r S a l m o n HARDWARE Williams, a 1939 Portland Bible Institute PORTLAND, OREGON K. L. MENDENHALL graduate, who is to be our evangelist. We give the best prices and service ob Some of the men have been helping to Doors, Windows, Mill Work, Builder#" 3590 S. E. Hawthorne Blvd., EA*t 8522 shingle the parsonage roof on Saturdays and Hardware, Paint, Roolii.'g, etc. Wo be Portland, Oregon holidays, but as yet it is not completed. lieve in Quaker honesty and (air deallag. Builder*' Supplies Electric Supplie# T h e m e m b e r s o f t h e C h e h a l e m C e n t e r C . Paint*, Gla**, Roofing E. will be our guests at a Christian Endeavor-

party to be held at 7:30 on the evening of . December 14, in the school auditorium. The D. W. EDMUNDSON missionary committee has charge of the party. R . C . A . V i c t o r E a s y W a s h e r s Fi-igidaires REGISTERED ARCHITECT BJUR ELECTRIC CONCORD, BUILDING STORE TELEPHONE ATWATER 5 6 13 Phone 19-W Camas, Washington

PORTLAND, OREGON Camas, Washington