La Grande evening observer., March 31, 1923, Image 9

Saturday, March 31, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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gram. Mr. Andrew Loney will con
tribute a cornet solo with pipe organ
and violin uccomPuninient. The chor
us choir will render an Buster An
them. At the evening hour, a chor
us choir of twenty-four voices under
the direction of Mrs. Sherwood Wil
liams will sing the beautiful Easter
cantata "The Living Christ," by
w .'Windermere. The special parts will
drich, -Frederivka Schilke, Mrs. Nel
Ali church notices must be in $ison, G. L. Dutton, S. Williams. Paul
he hands of the editor by 4 p. -kjKnautz, Mr. Alford, Claude Cooper,
Friday afternoon. xianu Mr. vjuigiey. ine complete pro-
$ I gram may be found in the advertis
X $ X 4 A1'" columns of this paper. The mu-
isn-ui pruKruma kiv"" in una cimrcn
this year have been of exceptional
quality, but it is the opinion of those
qualified .to judge that this will be
better than any that have preceded
'irst Church or Christ, Scientist
rner of First and Washington, Sun-
morning service at 11 o'clock.
iject: "Reality."
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wed-
(day evening meeting at 8 o'clock,
jading room open to the public ev
jr Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
from two to four. All are wel.
le to attend our services.
conduct the Enworth Lcueuc ser- Lesslmml. Let us all remember that
vice Subject, "The Living Lord." Easlcr testi(ies to that resurrection '
See Luke 24 : 1-fi. The evening ad- . , , t,i. '
dress at 7:S0 will be by President mornm that opened the tomb of
Tenney, of Cooding College. Come rock, swallowed up death in victory I
nnd heln us maka this Eaatpr the tm.l ln..niirht lif and immortality to.
biggest and best ever. Hall K. Wal-1 light. We invito you to worship
lis, pastor. with us on Sunday. W. C. Ross,
; minister.
Rppular LnthRrnn. iMisri.r Sdrvlcfl i
with Communion Easter morning at'
11 a. m. Children's program in the 1 1
evening at 7;J0. il
M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH-Sunday
School 10 a. m. 11. H. Cleaver has
charge of adult department of five
classes. Mrs. A. J. Stunner has
charge of Primary Department con
sisting of six classes. A class for
everybody: good teachers. This Sun-
uenur wiiiu any mat nave uieteuirui , - . - i . ,
it. And all are invited to hear it. of ' v. "ho1 18 flowing every Sunday
... ..'antl nil tiro wnlenniP Wa urnnt ''0(1
course. .pworth League at the b:oU
hour with younjj people in charge.
Etnora Fintis, president. G. H. Quig-
ley, minister.
CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF
THE VAIXEY Easter services. The
most beautiful and impressive aer-
.-...r,, r tt m tt l- T A XT i Vlt'CS . Jl II1U- 1' U1WI Will UC
XXFLJ'r?!? t "'held this Kaster Sunday. The artis-
URCH Opposite high school on
avenue. . Keguiar taster morning
vices with communion 11 a. m.
Prelude.
Hymn, 'Christ, the Lord, is Ris-
Today."
. Address to Communicants. 1
Confession and Absolution.
Hymn, "Christ the Resurrcc-
f. Anthem: "Christ, the Lord, is
ien Today," by Zion Choir.
I. Distribution of the Lord Supper.
I. Hymn, "Just as 1 Am."
Jo. Offertory.
II. Hymn, "Jesus, Still Lead On."
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Kev. it. uogsiaa, pasior.
NDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM AT
ZION ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Sundav Evening 7:30 P. M.
Song, "Christ is Risen," Sunday
Responsive Reading, Sunday school.
Rec; "Jesus is Here," 3 boys.
Fee: "Fiaster," Primary Class,
pee.: "The Euster Promise," Mil
id Downs. -
Song, "Beautiful Savior," Sunday
$ool.
Reading, Selected, Mrs. R. Bog
id. Rec.; Lena Campbell.
Rec.; The Message of the Lilies,
fcirls.
Rec; "Resurrection," Intermediate
ide.
Pec; Kate Keller.
Rec; "There is a Green Hill." Ed-
I en sen.
Bong, "Conic Ye Faithful Raise the,
rain," Sunday school.
Whet the Scriptures say about the
(surrection of Christ, Confirmation
iss.
Remarks. R. Bncstad.
Song, "Crown Him," Church choir.
tic Gothic altars will be elaborately
decorated with u profusion of Eas
ter lilies, white carnations and light
ed tapers. A chorus of trained
vested boys will assist in the sanc
tuary at each service. As usual, a
capacity attendance is expected and
strangers and those not worshipping
elsewhere are particularly invited to
attend. At the 8 ocldck Mass, the
S. H. Academy orchestra and the
Children's Choir, consisting of more
than 100 voices will render the mu
sical Program. The hymns are well
selected and breathe the inspiring
Easter spirit of the church. At the
10:30 (Mass, the Parish Choir will
render the classical composition of
Leonard's 'Mass in E flat with a
beautiful Offertory with violin ac
companiment. This service will be
particularly attractive, not only by
reason of the splendid music but also
on account of the sublime ceremon
ies attending the same. The evening
service will be at 7:30 and constitute
very titling (jlose ot the great
and all are welcome. We want 200
for Easter Sunday. The preaching
hour will be devoted to the Kaster
program by the young folks and chil
dren. Let everyone come to this
most excellent service. Evening ser
vice by the pastor at 7:30. A. J.
Sturmer. .
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Eas
ter will bring a splendid opportunity
to the folks of this community to
avail themselves of the worship
hours at our church which will be
at 11 a. m. and 3 p. m., the latter
hour being the special service held
annually under the auspices of the
Knights Templar at which time the
entire community is invited to unite
with them in the celebration of the
Easter Day. At the morning hour
the regular service of the church
will be held at which time a large
vested choir of boys will assist the
augmented choir which will consist
of Mrs. A. L. Richardson, director,
Mrs. Joseph Carr. Mrs. W. H. Boh
nenkamp, Jr., Mi's. Frank Hayes,
Stuart Bennett, Frank Haves, Ed
McKinley, T. K. Bellamy, and Dr. E.
P. Mossman. Following is the order
of service for the morning worship:
Processional; Doxology; Invocation;
Gloria; Responsive Reading; Congre
gational 'Reading; Congregational
Hymn; Scripture Lesson; Anthem,
"The Choir Angelic," by Hanscom;
i'rayei' ami response by choir; fcas
Easter. A concise sermon, replete 'r Offering and Offeratory; Easter
with solid thought, will be given at Message; Violin Solo, J. L. Lindsay;
each service. A cordial welcome is iuneiii. uosanna, oy uranier:
extended to all. A. F. Lueser,
tor.
pas-1
Solo by Mrs. A. L. Richardson; Re-
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MASSAf IM SKTTS MI TI AL IAVK
INS HANCK ((Ull'ANV,
WILLIAM W. Mi-CI.K.NCII. I'lvcl.lcnl
W HKKI.lilt I1..I1A1.I.. Heoveiary.,
li. O. (loldpn, rnrtland, Ore mm, amtu
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Sun-J
day school hour will be given over.i
to the Easter program. Miss Mil-iJ
dred Lovett has pi-epared the inter-ji
mediate students for their part. The jj
beginners have been drilled by Mi.ssi
Ethel Brown. Mrs. C. E. IHapper-
sett, director of music, will have J
charee of the music for the church
service. There will be some special
numbers. Baptismal service at the
close of the morning worship. Ser
mon subject, "The Easter Spirit."
Yountr People's meeting at 6:30 p.
m. They always bring a good pro
gram. Several of them belone to the
(High School Glee club and ar
d
THE SALVATION ARiMiY Special ; singers. 1 hey give some specials,
tster services will be observed in! We hope for an extra Sunday eve
e S. A. hall all dav Sundav. This i ning. Sermon Sunday evening "The
ing-the day we commemorate the (Rose of Sharon." The Easter music
jsurrection of our Saviour let us I and message will prevail. Come and
ake it the happiest day of the year. help make the day all it should be.
Sunday morning 11 a. m. a ser- The Roll Call Dinner was a success.
In will be delivered by Adj. C. A. I Many speeches including 'one by C.
itcrson. also musical numbers will i D. Huffman on Individual respon-
sioimy oi eacn cnurcn- memoer lor
the success of the work in every way.
The clerk of the church was in
structed to forr.f.late a letter and
send to each meiuucr urging tiic
hearty co-operation ot all
MEAT SELECTIONS
Can always be made to your entire satisfac-.
tion at one of our markets. .
We carry only carefully selected meats at
the right prices.
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc.
L.J1..
the !!
whole tusk before us in building up !l
the Spiritual Kingdom ot Christ. J
Riven. '
Sunday school 2 p. in. Let all the
ililren come. A contest is on be
ccn the pink and blue.- When this
litest is ended a picnic will be ev
i nil those who attenfl Sunday
hool regularly. There are classes
r till utroa with rnml. tpiichers.
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Sunday evening 8 p. m. An alter i now. pa.-ior.
Sia'w"11 "'' 1 ISLAND CITCO M II U N ITY
.Special Easter musical number! CHURCH Easter is expected to be
II be given,' both' solos and, instru-i a big day joyful and .helpful. The
,nij, ; i Sunrise prayer', meeting: and break-
Let's go to the house of Coil. V fust will be at the church. Miss
A cordial invitation is extended to ; Hilda Blokland will . bo the leader,
e public to attend any or all these! Sunday school will' .feature a brief
(of the classes.' Text for the Easter
CHRISTIAN ClIURCH The ser- sermon, "What then shall I do with jo
ces of the day will begin with aWsus, who is called the Christ?" ig
nrise Prayer meeting commencing! There will he no meeting of the Bi- 0
30. The Intermediate C. E. will be hlP class. Miss Blanche Clark will o
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Permanent as the Pyramids"
Manufacturers of
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Bunting 1
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Irrigation
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WELL CURBING SEPTIC TANKS
Pbone Main 120 , Factory Island City
i.st at this meeting to ail who come,
le Bible School meets at 9:45. The
udy hour will be occupied by a
OKi'am given by the Primary De
rtnient. We are expecting our at
r.dance to be the largest in the
story of the school. Preaching
rvice begins at 11 promptly. The
ecial song features will be an an
eni by the chorus and a solo by
nrgueiite Carney. The many
iends of Miss Carney will appre
ite this opportunity of hearing and
eting her, and the public will have
e privilege of hearing one of the
st singers of our state. Inx the
ternoon we will have the baptis
U service for the large number
10 have made confession- of faith
the pie-Kaster work. The pastor
11 give a short study of the Spirit
il Purpose of Baptism. This ser-
will be held at 2M0. All are in-
;ed. The evening preaching hour
II feature several song numbers. ,
:s. T. R. Maxwell will sing 'Tell 1
I About the Savior' by Cora '
ma, and will also appear in a duet!
mber with Mrs. Oma Lapham. In'
I morning the sermon will center
ut the Meaning of Resurrection i
' i in the evening will give the pas
t's reasons for believing that Je-1
i did arise from the dead. We
tend the public a cordial invita
n to all the services. O. W. Jones,,
tiisler.
Willow Glenn
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Proprietor.
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Phone 57,-W
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. order"" of the day. The Bible
'fool session at 10:00 will be of,
jcial interest and attractiveness. :
j members are urped to attend. At;
I 11 o'clock hour, Easter sermon
I simp with baptisms and recep-
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