La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, January 27, 1923. 1 1. i; t ' i . ( 1 -it I ' I 1 G. if. Quiley and Ceo. S. Hirnio will iiiiik "I.eiul Kin'llv I.iirht' Dyke nirnnci'il hy H. Johnson). Then there will lie n trio of which Mrs. Aldrk-h will hnvo l)ie solo part. Tin- mixed wtcttii will rentier Iliiiti-s' r'lcnu ML....I......I ..r.n t-i ...:n. .....-, fc.il. IIIIKII l IIIU DII(.'i:Jf Willi Mr. I'uiil Kmiut. Hinirinur the dolo pnrt. In nililitiun, Mm. Florence; Lynch Miller wi 11 av a vio in nolo. jfcjAnd you oujrht to henr thr, conicro- hymns! i nhort osn.il?" two ten-minute s.ieeche-i will be made hy Mr. Dixon and Mr. Nelson on a question of HU.'iieme interna tional interent, "Ouifht our country iiemain neuiini w the cnntrovcrHy ho First Church of Christ. Scientist.-! I ween (iermuny and France which Corner of First and Washington. Sun- (ih threiitonmn- to nlunftu the world day morning service at 11 o'clock. I J" " war?" Join your neiRh- S(( s(t i(t 3lt 3(f- s4f Hi All church notices mirt bo iK the hands of tho editor by 4 p. Sii m. Friday afternoon. Ration the I1 GJpcl b i '1'he preacher will preach a '' fermon on "What in the (Jo m day morning Subject: "Truth." Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wed nesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading room open to the public ev ery Monday, Wednesday and Satur day from two to four. Ali are wel come to attend our services. hors anil friends in this Ixtimulutinir and uplifting service. At the hour of morning worshin Mrs. Williams and Mr. Knautz will sing a duet. The pastor will preach- Sundayi school at 10:00, Claude Cooper, su-j petintendent, Epworth league at i:.'l0, Mint J.enora Finis, president. I You will be made welcome at any or :aJI of the services of the day. u. II. BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday isjQuigley. minister. the big day at the Baptist church. There will ho a reception of newi prtESBYTERIAN CHURCH True members at the morning sovice, and wolJ,njp anll the exalted spirit of the 1J,al.v " " t ."'.service Uikum ytiu a thousand miles true ami Biblical nlaee? The pas tor will deal with thin subject In the morning Kervice. Thtn for the evcninir Htrvka: We hoar much the 'at few months ahout ItcliKiou Inlolcritnc and Uijjotry. 'What ahout conviction ; can we have a con viction and not bo intolerant? Our evenihic HerviceR are jriowinj? in at- tenriuru-e and interest. We are mak ing this a worth while service and we are asking you to come. At the morning service the Ladies' Chorurt will sing, "Pilot -Mo, O Gracious Sa vior' VAto whool at !:4G. All Christian Kndeavors at 0:30. 0. W. Jones, minister. tonic of sermon, "The High CVd of Loving (not living). At 3 in the afternoon there will be a meeting for all boys and girls in the chapel car. which is pained near the depot, u At 7:90 d. m. Rev. Gray will n reach on "Samson'' showing how by fol lowing the enticements of a wicked woman he lost out with CJod; lost his eves, and almoHt lost his noul. The closing meeting of this series at the church will be a benedictory service immediately following tho evening sermon- All are cordially invited. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sun day' Hchool at 10 o'clock, WiJlard But ler, Supt. Rev. Robert Gray of the Chnpol Car "Messenger of Peace" will speak both morning and eve ning and bring us a iresn gospel message each time. Mr- Gray was away from the petty care.H and an noyances of the day. You need the communion with God that the church service offers for your spiritual wel fare, so join with us next Sunday morning at 11 at which time Mrs. W. H. Hohnenkamp, .Jr., will be our soloist Tie minister will bring the message at that hour. Sunday scjioo) meet.1 at 9:45 with classes for every- body. Young People's Day will be ohsirvnd at the us mil Vesnr of G at which' time the Christian Eiv deavoi will have charge-of the ser vice. Special music, addresses; by the members emd other jmintH of' .'-interest will make thH4' hour most! .at tractive. 'The minister will conclude tho meeting ' with his message rela tive to the significance of the anni vcrsary. All young folks are cor dially urged to join with us Sunday at fj as they bring others. Our new trained in the University and Moody j church plarw are coming along nice- ION ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCHDO. M. avenue. Sunday Ischool 10 a. m. Preaching services 11 a- m. Sermun subject: "Jesus, Our Model as Church Member," Mrs. Jess J. Towery will preside at the organ. A choir will sing. The! church council has- ordered a meet- inK of the congregation for Sunday evening, 7 o'clock. Important busi-j ness will come up for consideration and all voting members should make it a piomt to meet up. Let there be a full representation of all the societies- 'CALIFORNIA COUNTY FEAKS rabid wolves jly Tin- AMMueiHlol Ph-hh) Al.Tl'HAS, I'allf., .Inn. 27. Anolth rr srourgn at ntlihl mo:vps i (Vnn-d lor .Modor ( oimty and adjiu-t-nt n glons. H"ver.il coyot rt. nindit drupor- nt' and fwirls Iy tint maiady, huw been Hi-ht l t "'Idcly H-p:irat d Bpot.s, which prompts tin Ix-lii-f that a gvn- ral Hprwid of nirms v 1 1 1 rnsue. About tiin " yt-aiH ago, rabid woIvm und. coyotes It' cuimt so ntinu-roiiH in this county that people in the fields and on the roads wero in coiiNtunt liuiK'-r, and k t:iI pciHons were at- J 'in that condition do s not heitatu to t ntcr a farm yard, or even a house. iiml in ri-ifiirli-il iim it tmrtirulurlv dan- Three carloads of rorn from the .iiiuio. v t'Hi itave urrivru hi mibimh 'and are being uuloadi-d at tho Urang- lerH warelioust'. Thi norond snow storm of thw iwa son came to Hherinan county Humtay night, leaving a blanket of two inchea depth on th ground. SHER'RVsl SUNDAY and MONDAY tacked with f"l"l HMllH. Durlnir tin piiat yi'ar the rlty of .Mi'droril ri'llrod Jr.o.oco wortli i lionilH, invented JC6.7S2 In varloua ho- euriJleH and lius a liulanco In tlie tn-aa- A eoyote ury ol' J I I 7.677.6". M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH-Sundny school 10:00 a. m. I'reathirnr 11:00 a. m. LeuKUL1 6:45, led by Mrs. A. J. Sturmcr, also preaching at 7:30 p. m. Morningr subject, "One Faith, Ona Baptisni. Kvenin subject, "Is a Christian the Suit of the Earth?" What kind of cit'r jvould we have without Chnht's church? A. J. Starnier, 'pastor. . Pi'iiillnton ('X-sitvImi mi'n of nil hoill'j luivii ohlnlni'il from tin; city council a larKc hull iinil ui-c now flttlnif. up v meeting: pluci! und common club room Bible Traininir school for his life work and ha-1 had charge of The Publishing Houhe at Hcaitle before froinK across the country to North field, Mass., in this Chapel Cur. The enr will remain parked near the de pot till after Thursday. Thursday evening at i p. ni. the conjrreiraticin '. will have i frct-toirother suiiper at tho church bnliement. All an." rc quested to bring their own bnsket well filled and wo will all serve to gether. The little monthly business meeting will he trnnsncted after the supper and .-we'll visit and have a jrood social time. Bi other and Sister Gray . wijl -be our- jrucrUv of honoril Tho hieetinjrhns 1 heon sweet -ondj spiritual. (VVc' rcirret to see it close Sunday. niffhtj : . Jjnt us pray for nuiro i and miire of the Spirit's pftwer. ' Mrs . ' Jester, has .directed the music und ' Mm. Hnppersett" has been pianist. Tim choir has been faithful and the evangelist is pleased with this,sup-i fiort. Bro. (iray ' Wiiints all to-'sing; lu, hs somo bihloft and testaments ii feivc' Away." Tell 'him your wants. Young People's Meeting (1:110 p. m. Ar-ttr-Sittmrr-iiKsloi-i .. -'FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL I'J'CHyHCHThe .leanilt Hour ser- viL-fri are ui'iii aiicnacii oy iiuk and incrensinir con irreirat ions. The folk seem to he appreciative, of the Bpecial efforts that are hoin1 put; forth to add MtractivQiifw to the ; Rervices, and to k'vW plcapure and profit to all" who attends So ninny Htrunffera arc in the audienctts that1 a special surprise social feature is' KointC to he added tomorrow evening I just for the purpose of getting nc-i quainted. We are not announcing what thin featur0 .will he hut it will j he a pleasing innovation, you nuiyj be sure. Look at this for a musical) lineup. A mate qunrtot contesting', of Stmirt Hi'-'nett. Chnnle Tooper, ly and all members of tho church and congregation are asked 16 unite with uh in this building project W. C Kohh, minister. CHRISTIAN CIIURCH-Does the church preach too little or doe it preach too much about hantilica tion? Should the Doctrine of Sanc tification be left to -the excessively emotional to le made unpopular to the nverngo church ntUmdant, or should it be in the messages of the priUor of God's flock nnd given, its A broken collar, bone'-wua auffVred by Mm, J; W. ItuMor of ' 'orvalMa "a few days iiko when th uutomobile driven by,- hoc : himhnnd turned over neur KUgerte. . " , 4 1 $L-mmz32 J. L. Munhall has con " tracted for all box arid chain wood and slabs of ' 'Bowman-Hiqks Lumber company and orders for same will be taken at . 2912 N. First Street or j-' ' .j ' Phone Main 547 Terms: Cash WHY YOU NEED . AUTO INSURANCE As long as. the roads ; are crowded with'driv- Drs who persist in cut ting in regardless of or dinary considerations of safety, just so long will the careful drive) need complete automobile in surance. Eventually "the man who is always in a hur- i ry to get there" will . j find that such driving; floes not pay, but the ; j ' lesson is usually a cost-. 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