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S4 m-- Wr.. PSGB TWO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1913. 1f :!f H Ml fi I 3, I ?3 i ' T, t ". I, ?t ;J:; flPTISTS WILL j MPLE HOSANNAS' WILL BE ' GIVEN SUNDAY. ? ildreit to Participate in Attractive i Since January 1st tlys, Baptist ! irch has taken on new ; life under i ' efficient leadership of -Rev. R. E. 1 se. Rev. Close was , formerly en- i fed in the missmoary ' interests of i . Sunday schools m Eastern Oregon. 5 thin the nast few months the Sun ,, t v i t . .) school has been steadily increas- Every class- is now organized h its president, secretary and other icers. ; v Tieodore Johnson, the genial sup itendent, is" agressively pushing h department. . '. ; ' Tie primary department under the cient leadership of Miss' Elizabeth : inell has doubled within the last ?5 months. This department occu-. i two well equipped rooms in the ' sment of the church. . , t ' ; '- " t he following" program, " entiled s mple Hosannas" will be given at i Baptist church, Sunday, June 15: J .rumental music. ' ' .'."' ; Temple Hosanna. . i .Choir i s Sing our Father's Praise. .School ' pture reading, t - r : yer. -, ; : t Do the Pretty Robins Sing? 'V....... .... .Primary Department f itaion .". .... .Carl Holbrook i ther the Daisies". . . ... .Four Girls itation Bessie Travers. , itation ............ .Ruth Burns anna to the King. ........ .Choir v itation .......... Leonard Audley itation .'. . Margaret Rhodes & itation .Wilms Gore s anese Parasol . Drill "Timid ' tttle Maidens from Japan.. . . . . . Twelve Girls .tation Sam McNish i tation 1 Wei Gilbanks 5 tation ,.i . t . .Ruth Biggers ing, Growing, Reaping. . . .School 4 a Exercise "Lessons frc-m'a nny" .......By Eight Children St.. John Ball, Neva Snider ! tation Mary Snider t tation ....Esther Neiderer Emblematic Peace "The Fountain of Life" .... .Seven' Young Lf dies Address . , ,., . . . , .Rev. B.' E.? Close On Children's Day..Song by School Tableau Nearer My! God t0 Thee,' ' . ... . . i . ; J . , , . , ,;, .By Three wns Benediction, v ' ' v .. German Service Sunday. Upon request of a number of Ger mans living in this section, another German serivice will be held at the Lutheran church . on Sunday at 10 o'clocks These services will be held regularly in the future at least once a month. ; The exact time will De an nounced Sunday. ,Many who are not of German descent availed themselves of the f ormer. service in German. All are welcome. ; First Presbyterian Church.' ' Sixth St., and! Washington" Ave., Rev. v A. U lane, rasior. ! Sabbath school. 9:45 a. m., Robert Eakin, Superihtendent. Morninir Wbrshin. 11 o'clock, sub ject, "The Three Crosses pn Calvary." Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m., wjpic, I favorite, veraeo in fiuwua. 1 4:10-27. ' 1 -V Evening worship, 8 o'clock, subject, "Choice, Conscience and Happiness. All are cordially invited, to . tnese 8evices , ,. . ., ' -' , Zion Iiutheran Church. (Opposite High School) Services willjbe as follows for Sun day: . i , ' . Rnrman service a 1U 0 clOCK. The regular ilierning service (Eng.) 11 o'clock.,; f Evenincr service at 8 o'clock. The Sunday school meets at 9:45 as usual. Ail are inviMsa . w services. ; Willibm C. Drahn, pastor, Saint Mary's Church. Fifth Sunday lifter Penticost The summer, schedule of services commences today.' Low masses will be said at 7:00 and 9:00 a. m. P. J. Driscoll, Rector. ... ' .': ", "- ' ; St. Peter's Church. Fourth Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion, 8 a. m-V . ,' Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning service, 11 a. m. , Evening service, 7:30 p. m. i t , Adjourned vestry meeting1, Monday, 7:30 p. m. Upton H. Gibbs.j Rector.' : , T i First Baptist Church, f " '. Sixth and Spring Streets. '''.' Sunday school, 9:45 a. m., Theodore Johnson, superintendent. u' " v, Morning service, Ji a. m. , subject, "Faith in God.": M!fi c Young Peoples', Union Meeting, ;7 d. m.. topic, "Favorite .Verses in the Proverbs.' , . 7 8 p'. m. Children's Day service, "TemDle Hosannas." A cordial invi tation is extended to all. R. E. Close Pastor. back and kidney trouble with the best results, i, have also noticed thtir good effect la anothr cease of kidney weakness In my family. We have never found anything; else that acted as quickly and thoroughly on the kid neys as Doaa's Kidney Pills. I believe they are the best kidney medicine to be had." i ' I ; i . cents. Foster-Milbrun Co., , Buffalo,, New York, sole agents fox the United1 States. 'i Remember the name Doan's and take'no other. ! s ' .' iiV'.lt.f . "' Christian Science Services. Sunday services at 1:00. Sunday school at 12:15. - - i Wednesday " ; evening experience meeting at 8:00. , " : . ' . Held in German "Lutheran church north of high school. 1 M. E. Church South. H 2104 N. Fir St. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Geo. 0. Chapman, Supt; Epworth League 6:45 p. m. i ? Preaching 11 a. m., and 7:45 p. m. 15 minutes for singing. Morning sub ject, "The Christians With Their War Paint On." Evening subject, "Whom First M. E. Church. v Corner Fourth and M St. 9.45 a. m. Sunday school; Dr. W. S Brownton, superintendent. 11:00 a. m. Preaching service, sub ject, "Gladness, Through the Works of God." 12:15 Class Meeting, Mrs. Bolton leader. " 7:00, Epworth League, Mrs. Haolin, leader. . . '. 8:00, address, subject, "The New Birth.". .: ," . Ansco that's the camera; Drug Store note our prices Hill's 6-22-eod THOROF IT. S0,00A Persons Publicly Kcoramend Onr JBemedy. SK)me Are JLa Grande People. 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