La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 08, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, August 8, 1925. 1 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!! Page 'Hi roc CHURCHNEWS ! I 4'lllMSTlAN rill'ICCH. Wvftr ' find In the opportunity of lnvit- : )K yo j to Hharc with uh the prlv- ; 'K"t of I hi? Lord a Mount on Hit (.ord'H 1 uy. God huth unpointed Jo IHh peoplu u jiluuo und a time, woi Miiip. Tins provision to , K't-'UUHe of our need. Ah houaia, ilothcH und food meet tho netd K our pliyMlcal body, so does wor- lilp meet tliii rull of the soul, tlihle achool nt 9:45. I'rcuchUn; it J I und H 4. K. at 7. O. W. Joints, Minister. MKTIKJDIKT K V I H C O I' A I-. Jll Iti'il. North Kir und V Ave., Uert A. I'owidl, pastor. 1): 46 u. ji.. Sunday tjchool, W. A. Klmn. iupt'i Inti-ndrnt; It u. in., ureueh ik by tin poslor; 7 p. in.. Youiik peoples meeting 8 p. m., union lervives under tho auspices of lhi Vtlnlsterlul union, pi entiling- by (lev. J. Crosby Koss of the Prea jyturlun church. ("lit ST M KT 1 1 U I J ST K 1 I S 'O -CHLHCH. The ehureh Hliool will be in session at 9:4.' i. in. The piibtor will give his 'inal message to (lie chiieh nt It u. in. and at the union meet iK in thlH ehureh in the evening it K o'eloek lie will give Ins final in-MMaKe to the community. Special ti uslc at the services. Kluier (Jrant Keith, Pastor. 'VI IK SALVATION AIIMV will mid ita mciHm meetim; tonttfht M jl p. in. und tomorrow at 1" a. in. Knvoy ami Mis. Barker will be il the Lurid 'anyon school iiou.se 'or Sunday He 1 1 out und preaching . I... I ier ice. Sunduy school in irtuy hall at -':;' and Kiilvutlon iieetlni? at 8 o'clock. Good sin n?r. Come und enjoy un hour villi uh. I-'IHST BAPTIST ClU'iU'H. fit'i dreet at Spring avchne. Services ;. S inday, Aimust Sun luy si-hool meetu nt y:4r a. m. il. A. Kox, supeNlllendent. A wel !mie for all. Morning worship it II o'clock. A real service or Ain-ship for those whnee lives feel he n ed of the presence of Go I. V n mm by the pastor, and a mes nge for the children. Special 11MHIC. . The evenfnc services are lield.',lf" ;s follows: Kor the south side of be city the service will be held n the Methodist church, the Uev. Klnier Grant Keith being the WALLING'S Clearance of SUMMER HATS 9Sc to $.!.93 V0I1.K DRESSES $2.73 lo $1.93 HOUSE DRESSES $1.00 to $2.30 plincrva Says: We bnve marked all our Ian, ribbon - lie, open - front, tan Su minis, peach kid gore Pumps and Slippers from fx.nn lu $ LOT. These are slippers receiv ed just before the l-'oill t h ol July shipment. There arc only about 10 pair left In all. so we made the price on t hese In King to yo J at ' You need the shoes an I we ti"ed t In- money. Let's gel toget her. t Another lot for I.'i. Another, $:i.5n Slippers, at S.tl.i. Coloii d Sit n da Is at si o:.. You cannot afford to go barefooted at I hew prices. Soap will cost you more to wash your feet than shoes at t hese prices. THE B00TERY Home of Hie An le.Mtl Slim; Child ifii's samlals 7.ie ! $1.00 to $2.30 i WALLING'S Pocket Knife Special $125 rot'KUT KNIFE For 63c F. L. LILLY Hardware Phone M-83 piuucluT. This will hi- Broth r Krlth'a fui i wt ll im'wsaKe to the cuininunily. For the north shit; ot thi: city tlu wrvke will he held in the MvthoULst church, Huulli. with tlu1 He v. Win. t'roshy Uusn tta the pii'in hrr. Tho public in cordially invited to uttt-nd these united services, GeorKe Albert I'olJai il. 1'ustur K1KST CIU'KCH UK CIlltlKT SC1KNT1ST Corner of KlrnL and WusliliiKton. Sunday muniing ser vices ut 11 o'clock. Subject, "Spirit." Sunday School ut V:4fi a. m. Wednesday v veiling meeting at S o'clock. (The reading room, now located in West-Jaeobson l.ildg., Itooin 3, la open dully except Sun day und b'Kal holidays, from 12 M to 4:3V p. m. dully). All urc In vited. CHL'KCH UK TIIK NA.AIMNK, home of the old-lime religion. Place of worsliip, Riverside chapel, just across the viaduct. Sunday school, y :4 morn ins hour of worship, 1 1 :hm o'ciova: evening servici-s at X o'clock; both by pastor. There will be no Bible study on TJesday night, but because of this we will expect a larger croud at the Thursday evening pruyer meeting. We an planning to have a hapttstual service a week from this Sunday (or the liilh): will give detalb'd notice n't week. You urc always wlcome to our services. Man is a free moral agent. The preaching of tin- Word brings responsibility. The entrance of (iori's Word brings light. The measure or one s light is the nieurt ure of his responsibility. ( nie's a n is meusured by the amount ol opportunity und light he has re jected. The worst sinner is t In one who has had the bi-st oppor tunity and rejected it. Those who have turned down the must light will meet the1 darkest record, at the judgment. L. 1). Meggers, Pastor. 13 mi W. Ave. PHKSBYTKUIAN CIIIUCII. He is a foolish man who criti cizes the church because it does not live -J to its Master's teaeli- The church is cnmposii. ol Imperfect men and women who unite for b'tlerniellt because of (their tin perfect new. I be ehureh is not nai h hmohui iou neither are you. hence the rea sons why the ' church needs you and you need the church. V-n-ed you for our Sunday school ut 1:45 tomorrow morning. Kor our morning worsliip ho ir at 11 at which time the Kev. Harris PiMsbury or Logen, Ktah. will bring the message and Miss Myrtic Willcock will be the soloist. lor our Christian Knrienvor at 0:15 for all of the younger folks. Kr our union service at a In the MeibotHsl- Kplaeopal ohamlv. it which time. 1 r. Keith will bring his farewell 'message to the "com munity. These ate fine oppor (unities and we want all to slmre With US these privileges. L"t ns demons rate our wisdom by 'il towing God a chance In our llvs. Win. Crosby Boss. Minister. Sister Mary Says: BreakrasL Orange juice, ceretil cooaed w tth dales. I bin CI Mill, crisp toast, milk. rnff' Luncheon Clear soup with noo dles, scalloped potatoes aim to matocH, whole wheal bread, pine, apple nut dessert, milk, l'a. dinner Boast leg of lamb, mint Jelly, potatoes ail gratia, buttered pens, head lettuce with HoMUetorl cheese dressing, water melon sherbet, plain cake, gra ham bread, milk, coffee. A leg of lamb is a good invest ment uuring the hoi weather. It can bo served Hie Mrst 'lay. sli ced and served with a vegetable salad cold. I he s-'tonri day, ami minced and made into sand w ir li es the third day. The meat, ol emirse, must be kept on lee and In a covered container to prevent drying ami becoming hard. acti'Nielon Sherbet Four cups watermelon Juice, I cup sugar. I cup water. I teaspoon grunulalcd gelatin, 1 eggs (whil es). Korce the pink part or a rip vt alernielon through a fine sieve ami measure. There should be four cups, Pejnove Irom fire und stir in gelatin soitened in four tablespoons cold water. When gelatin is dissolved turn niixl in e into mold. Let slam! until cool. Freeze to u "mush" and stir In the whites of cg;s beaten unstitt Novelty This wiilte silk blouse h;ia a Jabot jf finely pleated white silk instead of the reKul.ition tie. and it is held in place with a tailored 1kw of whit Corded ribbon. The effect It very amrt. Radio Nl M.Y. Al til ST 9 Mount Min Siamlard Time MatioiiH KOA, Denver. Colo. CtJ:'.4), Hi SIM a. m., Augiistaiia L'ltheran church ; 4 p. in.,' Sunday after noon music, Augustana Luther an church. PariNc Slamlan) Time Stations KKWII, Hollywood, Calif. CtJ). !i-ll p. m., Late news and War-nej- Brothers' movie ffrolic. wl:h several Warner Brothers' star ax guests. KC.O, Oakland. Calif. 3til.2. H a. in., service, Kirst Baptist church; :t::ii p. m., Clift hotel concert orchestra; 7:40, Klrsl Baptist church. KC.W. Portland, Ore. 4!U.&. l:Sfl a. in.. Kirst Presbyterian church; 7:4f. Kirst Chuicn of Christ, Scientist. K 1 I.J. Los Angebs. Calif. (103.2. ; -4 : :tn p. m.. Leighton's Arcade Cafeteria orchestra. Jack Ci on- shaw, leader: G:3n-7, Art Hick man's Biltmore hotel concert or chestra, Kriward Kltzpatrick. di rector: 7-7 :a, organ recital Arth ir Blakely. organist; to program. Mart mi -Music company. arranged by J. 1 Joward John son, B'lth Pitts, soprano, Joim Martin, pianist K.IH. S-attle. Wash. CIS4.4). 11 n. in., I'irst Methodist church; 7 vmd dry. Finish freezing and serve in sherbet glasses. This sherbet can be frozen in a crank freezer or without turning. DKCIiAHAI'lON To render thfl nifist ilependttbls und com teoun Her vice To Mih greatest possible nnuiber of pi'OplQ At th lowest ro.it coiifiifltent wit h fair wiicfl lo thf! liibor and capital employed (living ntel ileMi-t vim; fair treatment thus To he a factor In upbuilding this community Is the ohjpctlvn of this company. Eastern Oregon Light & 7 p. in., Kirst Methodist Kptseo- pal church. KN. Hollywood, Calif. 33ti.!i). 7-S . in., Kirst Presbyterian church of Hollywood, He v. Stewart P. .MacLeniian. pastor: U-y, Ambiissador hotel concert orchestra, Jonef Itoseiifeld, di rector; y-I0:3u, prug-ruin, Bever ly Hills N u rse rtes, p rese n 1 1 n if tho Culmon Luboviski stVinged 1 1 in. KI'O, San Kranclsco. Calif. (4J8.3) 6-(i:3U p. in., Wahieinar Und und the States BestaMrant or chestra; tl;35-7:S0, Palace liotell concert orchestra: 8-8;3U. Pal-' uce hotel concert orchestni ; 8:yu-10. ltuily Setger'a Kuir mout hotel concert orchestra. KTCL. Seattle. Wash. (SOj.'.t), 7:&u-:10 p. m., Kirst Church of Chi 1st. Scientist; y:lo-10:l, lu ternutlonul Ulbiu Students' asso ciation. MONDAY, AIGIST Ut Mouuluin Standard Thne stations , KOA. Henver. Colo. CAZlAi, 6:" f p. in., Herbert While and Ills! Silver Stule orchestra; 8, KOA book chat; music; "Our Van-, ishlng Flowers," Colorado Moun-I tuin club. Pacific Standard Time Stations ' KKOA, Seattle. Wush. f4.r4.3). 6 6:45 p. in., conceit orehestn: , 6:4a-8:15. Sherman, Clay an J company studio program; S:3u- lu. Times studio program. KKWB, Hollywood. Calif. (252). G-7 i. m.. children's hour. Big Brother of KKWB: 7-7:4'.. question and Answer period, K. G. Ormlston, Technical editor of ltadlo Ooings: S-9, program. Star Motor company of Caltfor nia, Peggy MatllieM'H, blues sing er, Dave Chjdnow, pianist audi Sal vine Balano's stringed irlo: y. 1 0. Harold's Collegiuns, Bar bara Bonuell, blues singer, Kath erlne Kthier, soprunu and Alma and Nick Brown: 10-11. Warner Brothers' frolic, direction Char lie Wellinun. KOO, Oaklund, Calif. (til.3. -7 p. m.. dinner concert, Kohler H Chasn Anipico studios; &, Taking the Scare Out of Quar antine" Hugh Barrett I mhbs: "Symposium on the New Kduca tion," Williams Institute; "Krom a Composer's Workshop," Ar thur H. Garbett Arlon trio. KGW. Portland, Ore. (4!.5), fi-7 p. m., Claude Johnson und his Baker theater orchestra. KNX. Hollywood, Calif. (330.9). 5:30-H:15 p. in.. Wurliter pipe organ studio; 6:15. travel talk. W. K. Alder: 6:30-7. Atwuter Kenl ltadlo orchestra. Paul Kin stein, leader: 7-7:3u, Mexican music. Fl Fco de .Mejico; i:3t) 8, program, Columbia Outfit ting company; 8-9, progiam, L. W. Stockwell company: 9-10. program, Listenwalter and Gough; 10-11. Goodrich S.Hver town Cord dunce orchestru, Lil yan May Challenger, contralto; ll-ll', Abe Lyman's Cucoanut Grove dance orchestra, from It Will Be 1 1 will nut lie lung uhUI i-iu-tic;illy every house wife, sit least in the Northwest, will be cooking by electricity. The. movement,' is rapid and in the ter ritory of the Eastern Oregon Light and Power com pany, hundreds of housewives are already usin this truly, remarkable form of heat. You have only to ask those who use electricity for cooking to know that it is safe, clean, cool, most convenient and that with our low rates per kilowatt hour for this service, it is the most economical p cooking heat obtainable. A mhussailor hotel. KPO. Sail Krunclsco, CuMf. (4'.,..t 7-7:au p. in., itudy Seiner's Kulrniont hotel conci-lt orclies ti u; 8-10, program, America n l.eKlou; 10-11, Waldemar Lind and the States Itcatuui ant or cheat ra. UTCL. Seattle, Wash. (SU5.y, H-P) p. m.. National Machlno Smiles company. Klevtlnn Set for Scpteinlsr i O It K( rt N CITY. Ore.A special election for the purpose of voting on the proposed formation of the Portland Suburban Water district ut Ariienwulri. mar Milwaukie, has been set ior September 10. The election will be held at Ardenwald and Judges and clerks for the af fair havti been appointed by Coun ty Clerk Miller as follows: J. 11. 1 'rails, Ardenwald; M rs. Oliver Ooorispeeri. Milwaukle, It. K. U No. 3 and Kllzabeth McOonald. Mil waukle. it. K. H. No. 3, judges, and G. C. Kerry, Milwaukie. K. K. I. No. 3 and ,uby M. Fletcher, Ar denwald. clerks. Not Power Co. (Si bmi ' hir lry Clean in Hcpaitmeiil i ' I " Is cipiippeil to bamlle the must ' m I - 'V delicate garments satisfactorily. ' ' M 1 fmmmmm I Long .biu:n baiih ks iki:i:i MKHKoltO, ore. Mr. and Mrs. M. Parker, living on the outskirts of Merit out refused to prefer charges against three hungry men whom they surprised last night raiding their garden and held Willi a shotgun until the MedfoiJ police arrived and arrested them. The men gave their names us Shuck. Kaiser and MeC iiston und their homes as New purl. Ore. The three, who nave wives und are the fathers of eight children, declared they were penniless ami had to Hteal food for themselves and families, as assistance had been refused them. They said they came here with the. expec tation of working next week In the fruit harvest with their fam ilies. They were sent of out the city In their two rickety old uulo-moblles. Beauty and brains seldom go together. . That would be like putting gasoline on powder to make is worse. 'nil w .afc:-: j; ,v y. " .xr'f i . . - ' ' .' : '.' '' - 5i-7' -las August Sale Of Hats At 'A to Vi Their Regular Price See These Values Putmans Rendy-To-Wear and Millinery The services of our Interior Decorator are at your disposal, free of charge, and with no obligation on your part. Let us solve your home furnishing prob lems for you. CARRS We Sell Westinjjhouse Fans II. & S. Electric Sonimer Hotl Bldg. IMione 3'J3-SV WINDOWS SI'ECIAL LOT 30 REDUCTION A Real Saving Opportunity If You Arc Building or Remodelling. The Grande Ronde Lumber Co. Itvtail Yanl Acroxa Tiaikn on ;n'cnwouil Ave. II Tmi Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies Ba Sure It In Miulp hj (iwllllnin'n lOhntrlo Unki-ry Eiulern OrcKou't LujuIIiic Ilnil and ranlrj llakvra Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Home of the Gulden Crust USE Blue Mountain Buiter Ami; J i:i,UK MOUNTAIN K'H CUIOAM lluiiic-niaclv I'l'iidiK'ts Iliini'st (ualily Alwuys BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY a. v. tvi,i;k, riop. Tt'lcplioni; Main 00 110!) WaslihiKlim Ave. READ THE OHSKHVEK CLASSU-IEn AliS IN THE PATH OF PROGRESS To study any particular human mechanism 'properly and diagnose its ills is beyond the power of any one man. Rapid scientific advancement demands spe cialists and complete modern equipment. At the HOT LAKE, SANATORIUM a com petent staff of physicians and a wcll-euippcd laboratory give each individual the best pos sible service. The Hot Lake Sanatorium Dr. W. T. I'liy. ' Owner and Director, ' Waal llin llrt ' llcauly Experts j At Til'-- (Joist Maiinello Shop , buuuutr 1'Uuue