La Grande evening observer., January 01, 1927, Image 8

Saturday, January 1, 1927.
T7K GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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FOR MEN
Evolution Problem I "'""-r "" . vonmo,, .,
In North Carolina i " '""l';V mli!'" "f
, us originally propounded h;
-V Churlcs Darwin Hhall be outlawed
CHAItLOTTK. S. Jan. (.Vl')!at the mivcislty of North Cuni-
North Carolina runilnuc-iit.ill.HlH ' llnu Htute college, -in-l hi the pub
plan tu furnish Ii'diuMmi'.) iiguln ; lie schools. A hundred funda
with the evolution problem. j incnlallsls ut n mccthr. here agreed
Tln-y urc preparing I i submit to to employ a lawyer lo on n.(rj an
The state legislature tin 'iii' Ktion of ant l-evolnt Ion llll.
Bohnenkamp's Mortuary ,
Fifth and Spring St.
CMain 42
For The New Year .
We Extend
Hopes of Prosperity
Contentment and Happiness
To AH.
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
SHERRY'S
TONIGHT
THE WOLF HUNTERS
founded upon the story ly
James Oliver Ciirwood
with
Robert McKim - Virginia Hrown Fa ire
llcn Itoscoe - Mildred Harris
David Torrentc
Comedy, "HERE COMES CHARLIE" .
SUNDAY ONLY
THE PLASTIC AGE
Percy Marks' sensational novel of mad youth
Portrayed by
Clara Bow, Donald Keith, Mary Alden
and Henry 15. Walthall
Comedy, i4ONE GLOKIOUS FOURTH"
Churches Make
Ready For The
New Year Period
! Central Church of Christ
and First Baptist
Chu rch Hold Annual
Meetings.
With HCilJ (i l hi UK of history
ami it h accomplishments mutterx
of record. churches of Lu Grande
are 1 (i ruins to tin new year, or
ganizing their various units, and
arranging programs of work
The first of the annual him Hubs
took place lust night when the
mciiib. rs of the Klrst Haptist con
gregation gathered for On event,
A report of t he meeting will he
made In Monday's Issue of Tli
Observer. ' .
The second meeting wilt he at
lie Central Chinch of Christ .Sun
lay. Alter the morning services,
linner will he nerved fn the bas'-in-nt
of the church. Members arc
.sited lo bring sufficient for Ihclr
i'ainilles.
At 2 :3o o'clock the business
sen-don will begin. Many impo
'ant inatterH urn to he considered
'lid .-1 iim inbeiH lire urged to he
-dcserii, uccoriltug to the pastor,
'he licv. ('. V. Dunn. Itepor'.s
from alt departments for I'll'tiund
idaim for I !'-7 will he heard and
ifl.ceM will he chosen to fill tin
,laeea of the hi, whose terms x-
TheNonilenvor s o c i t I e s will
mei-t at HMD o'clock, wit h MU
KHlher PliclpH In charge of the
iunlnr organisation. Hlhle school
. ill begin ut it: 4;i n. 111. and t he
morning sermon wilt he "The
'hitreh. a liuildliiK-" In the eve
ning the minister will begin u Ser
es of discourses on the hooUfi of
he iiihlc, devoting one sermon to
nch hook (iK long uh the series
asts. The main purpoHt ctf thuHe
lennonri. All. Dunn ayn, will he
o disco wr the main I houBht of
hc hook and apply the tenchtiiB1.
Hi- Invilex (he public lo attend
rh'-d l. I-:, l luurh
- The choir will pres -nt a h pec In I
ltini her Ktindity cnttth'd "A 1'ray-
r Kor ItcfuKe" and special mutdt
n also scheduled for the ewnliiif
icrvice, The nenmnH of tin dnv
rill ho in keeping with the holl-
lay seamm, the morntng I heme to
"Thf! .(MuillenKe of the Vein
I n7" and the evening "The On
vard March," "t.et its make thin
ti'Ht Kunday of the year a Metho
llsl church -going day." the I lev.
II. W, J'nrkci urges. "All of the
nieiiihernhlp. ud hr rents nn;I
thosu lioldlrf"frheh- j inomhership
Isi'whei e r re cordially Invited.''
Church school begins at 9 : 4 .
-1. 111.. morning worship at 1 1 a.
hi.. Kpworth league ineWs at fi-.'Au
unl evening scrices, IjckIii ut 7 : ;tn
j'clock. '
I'lcl llnpllst Church
The Hev. (leurge Albert I'oN
lard will use as Ills sermon hi 1 1 1 -iect
Siimlay moinlng at It o'clock
"My I'ersonal Itesponsllillily for
litL'i" and at 7::tu p. in. his ner
non will he "The Sick .Man Itorne
if Four.", The luttur Is the third
lermoii In the series on the topic:
People Who Came, to Jesus, nnd
Ahy."
I 'Mhlrcu'H set in mi tlnuiie In I he
morning will be "Knultic Number
:i'i!i," following Sunday school,
.vhuli llieetM at U;4& o'clock.
v
Sahaltuii Army
A sp'-clal New Year's meeting
tvlll bt held tonight at S o'clock
n (he SaKalion Army hull with
special singing. Sunday school
III bi gin at 2:30 o'clock tomor
row urteinoon and ut ::to p. in,
I ho young m1',''m meeting w ill be
iehl. The membership, which has
been Increasing steadily. Is ex
pected lo mount even more this
veai.
The evening meeting will Hi
teld at .S o'clock with Adjutant 1:.
it, Kooni'V, divisional t onimnmler
d Oregon. :ih the speaker, ttegu
ar mc- tli.Kt: will bu held Ttn'sdny
ind the yoeng people meet Ttiurs
tlay and Saturday. Kinoy and
Mrs. J. ( Parker cordially wel
come till to the army services.
Prcdiytcrian (Muindi
The Ibv. Daniel J. Kerr, of
Seattle, will occupy the pulpit In
: he i'rrshyicrhin church Sunday.
I'he moinlng worship hour, which
bcKhiH at 11 a. m will also fen
lure two musical numbers. "Kverv
alley Shall He Killed" (llogei s)
by I he quartet: and "The Uvl.ig
Cod" D I'lbu ra). by Mm. . II
Ituhii' nkamp Jr.
.lunlor Christ hi n "Kndenvnr meets
WINNOWINGS
ut 3 f. m., and the 'Intermediate
and senior hoc If-tie at 0 p. 111.
iJitlKTHii Clmrcli
Illble school will meet ut H:K
u. m. Hunuay at. the Zlon Kngllsh
liUthcran church. A new class of
boys will be organized und Jed by
tho pastor, tho Hev. IMt H. Awos.
Morning worship begins at 11
o'clock und tho pastor's sermon
will by on tho subject "Tho Ac
ceptable Year of The Lord."
' Thn church council wltl me-t
Kunday evening ut 7:30 o'clock, Jn
Mr. Awes' study,
tliiiMtau Scientist
Hirvlcea will bu hold at the First
Church of Christ, Scientist. Holi
day school at 9:45 o'clock. T.v.
subject will be "God."
Wednesday evening meetings,
w hich Include testimonials of Im al
ia g. begin at S p. in.
KiImcmmI Chnrvli
Holy euchnrlst will be held at
S a. 111. at St. Peter's Kptscop.i'l
church and, following church
school at 9 : 4 a. in., choral cel--bratlon
of the holy communion
will begin the u o'clock services. I make brief reports on the. work of
The subject of the address will be tho past year. All church nielli
"What Is Conversion?" und the bers arc urged to be present,
sermon "Deep Calling 1'nto Deep,'!
The divine healing class will In connection with the bishops
lip-.. 1 in the cliupel at 4:15 p. in. - crusade the I,ev. C. A: Kopp, of
and. the Wayfarers' guild la the Montana, will hold a mission in
church basement at 0 p. m. 1 the Kplscopal church the last week
Mission service will be held at in January.
7:30 p. m., featuring an address
on "Is There a True liellglon?"
M. i;. i'liui-fli South I 1 ho Methodist Church sooth's
The subject 011 which the liev. lnl fr tho comlntr year followsr
.1. A. Hall, pastor of the M. K.i"'s'rt 011 tlnu'- do our beat
Church south, will speak Sunday every day In helping those who
morning is "The Value of a VI- '"'rl1 UB- Wlek to our work and
slon In Christian Work." An vmY non,:' who " noro than wo
evangelistic service will be held i:t ri,n- W(' Mtlirt wlth a vision and
7:30 o'clock In the evening nft,r by God's grace shall endeavor to
On New Tear's eve tho Wayfar
ers' Guild held a candy-pull ut tho
Kplscopal rectory.
'
The choir of the Zion English
Lutheran church presented tho
pastor, the Hev. I.clf H. Awes, with
a music stund us a Christmas gift
ut tho Christmas program lust
Krlduy night. A sum of money
was given to Mrs. Awes .as a gift
from the congregation.
-
Tho annual parish faceting of
(he Kplscopul church will be held
In the church Monduy night ut
7:30 o'clock.
The annual meeting of the con
gregation of the Lutheran church
will be held Friday evening. Jan.
7. ut 7:3(1 o'clock, In the church
annex. The pastor, treasurer, und
Cony for tills column must
be In by 9:00 a. m.
CAK1 OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to our kind friend
who helped during ffie bereave
ment of our beloved daughter und
sister; also for the florul offer
inns. A. W. Lee,
Kthel Lee
Ivy Thomas
Hilda Thomas,
Oscar Lee.
Scbool Funds now available for
famj lonnj In Union County. Sen
H. E. Dtrou, Voley Bulldin. La
Grands, Or. t-lfltf
fcO Little Liver Touchers for 2;n'
ilw. lu.ul tLill uhII lii America for I
heads of each organisation will constipation for children un.J voni-J
en. Only at Silverthorn-W right h
('umily Jrug Store. 12-7-'i
Kpworth ieaguc meeting at (1:30.
Sunday school convenes at 9 :4'i
a. 111. . ...
'We extend a hearty 'welcome
to all who have not a ' church
home," Mr. Hall says, adding tln.t
We should ull strive to make
this a church-going year."
make this vision a reality."
'Church watch, parties arc not
losing their, popularity, an my be
judged by 'tct night's attendance
at many in La Grande.
10 Years Ago
Today
Cupula doliti Lauder, mui
or Harry Lauder, 1ms lecn
killed.
Confusion
timv ill imriittnr
llilnto mi a III I lo mwi lilit
r hiv liriv lo Ithi ''!
M'lilrc Jul lh Minn-.
m:soi. r.
ill MHO llll Mlll!ri'tllll
llllllllg 111 J 7 li) llVillliK
At Tlic
L. & L. Drug Co.
Church Magazine j
Is Published By i
The Rev. L. Awes'
Methodists Gain
23,295 During Year
CHIf.VOO, Jim. 1 Tilt! Mitlio
dlst Kpisroiiul church KiilucU 2:1,
2!T) iiumiiIkth (luring l!i2fi. acconl-
1 nil? to a report. J hlH iriun. acooru
., . , " r . 10 thp ropnrt. Kivi'M tin- church a
II,.. flrrt issue or I ho (Inm.l,. .m,mrH,,lp of 4,75s,oS4 In the
U.mi.I,. ljin,,.,Un u nionlhly p,,,,- j.,,,,
Mention of the Lutheran church, J i,.iiin,iiB r.n
444 ministers througnout tho
world. 21. 149 of whom are in the
Cult ed St a I es. the re port sa Id
There are 105.fi I 9 churches.
Worldwide udherents of the
- NOTICE
1 Notice is hereby given that tho
annual meeting of the Ktoekhotd
os of The United HtuJes Natior;.!
feank, will bo held in their bank
ing house in . La Grande, Oregon
on Tuesday, J"n Hth, at 2 p. m.
At this meeting a Jlouid of ::
rectors will be elected for
108 Depot St., La "jianae, uie.
c
m
c
(Lit cli
Co.
iiess that may come before the
meeting.
T. J. Sc:KOGCLV. Kec'y.
tlio i3U-5t
year 1027, und uny other business
trunsactel that may properly come
before the meeting.
- L. JI. UltAMWKLL.
Cashier.
AOTIt'K TO hllAUIOIIOLDLHS
The annual meeting of tho
shareholders of La Grande Na
tional Hank will be held ut their
i banking house, on Tuesday, Janu-
We extend Jo you our slncerest ' ary 11th, Vitl. at 10 o'clock A. M
wishes for a Happy und Prosper
ous New Year. Itltiiardson's Art
and Gift Hhop. 1-1-lt
Dandruff apd fulling out of the
hair stopped in few days by iisIik-j
our Germicide and Dundru: f
Kradicator. 7Rc a boltle only ar
Sllverthorn-WHght's Kamlly Drug
Store. 12-7-tf
fleiitsutcliin;- pienilns, button
bole, etc, Nortou's Rltld Shop.
10-14tf
,U this meeting a Board of Di
rectors will be elected to serve fo
the ensuing year and until their
succe Jsors are elected and quali
fied. Such o:ner business will bi
transacted as muy propel iy o:fe
at said meetings
f 11. 15. COOLIDGI:.
Cushier.
is out. The liev, l.eif H. Awes Is'
editor and business manager of the
publication and Mrs. Awes Is as
sistant editor. i
Tlio iiiti-iiou,. nf ilw. Iltlli. mui.l
' ... ', , . . " Worldwbb! udtierenti
i ' ""'V'""" ",uu ,:,,'" church approMmate 112.000.000.
Is to assist the p:tstor by carrying; ;
anuoiincementH, chu re it locals and
01 her matter Into the homes of! MUhtgun has the only state con
Lutherans at least once 4-nch . ytll ulion with a provision tfor a
month, tho many visits being a ! itnlversity. The IVnlverslty of
bigger undeitakliig than the pas- Michigan was established when the
tor could accomplish in person. I territory became a state In 1S37.
The . frt number gives the i
church program for January, In
cluding t he meeting dates of all
of th church auxiliaries, edit or
is I comment and personals con
cerning the church, the pastor and
ids family and members of the
church. A children's page, where
1 story for the children will be
lound each month, completes the
magazine. This mont h the story
Is the one of llaby Moses.
All members of the church an I
ol Inrs Interested In the progress
of the publication are being a.skciJ
to HiibHcrlbe for it.
Hczcina and all skin troubles in
adults upd children quickly cured
at tt cost of $1.00 by using our
Kczema prescription. Sll vert horn
Wright's Kamlly Drug Store.
12-27-tf
tares had something lo do with it ''
McCormick explains, "l-iuropeuns-have
been uccustomed lo logical
development where happy or
tragic in their literature for imn-s
drcds of years and flaturully do
niuml it on the screen. Americans,
trend for stories, but now they urg.
getting the Old World Idea: i
means more natural pictures for'
next year."
Three chess men of Anglo-Saxon-times,
each as lurge as a building
brick, art in the liritish Museum.-.
More than 301), 000 fish have,
been placed in Kansas streams-'
this year, breaking all previous
records.-
NOTICK
Notice is hereby given that th:
annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the t'nited States Invest
ment Co. wilt be held In the direr
Less Love, More
War For Film's
New Year Crop
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Jan. 1 (Al)
Love clinches for the final fade-
out will be fewer in next year's j
crop of motion picture films.
What's more, the sheiks and
sheiias are going to have u hunt !
Iiiisle to hold their place, through
the season, while the comedy crowd j
works at premium figures andtwur 1
rc- i
tors' room of the I'nited States Na- j and costume pictures are given the
Monti! Bunk, La Grande, Oregon, ! right of way.
on Tuesday, January 1 1th, Hi 2 7, ut
2 p. m.f lor tho purpose of elect
ing dlrcqtors for the ensuing year
and to t run suet any other luisi-
C lurches at Cove
Observe Christmas
l 'O V K. Ore.. 1 ec. U I ( Spceln I ) .
Christmas programs were held
in all of the churches here Christ
mas I've. At the Methodist Kpls-
copal church a Christmas ianla:t
was given with more than r'i :
persons participating. The pro
gram consisted of solos, quartets I
ui'l eheriifes, und was follow ed bv j
a Christmas tree, which furnished;
pleasure lor all,
A p-igeant was given at the As
cension Kp'sropul church, wit h
the choir singing Christmas hymna
luring its presentation. This pro
gram was also followed hy a
Christmas tree.
The 1 hi pi 1st church presented a
h rial mas play, members of the
Sunday school taking part, fol
lowed by a Christinas tree.
A Christmas morning service
ml ceN-brai Ion of the holy com
munion was held at the Ascension
Kplscopal church at 10 o'clock
Christmas morulnK.
I luring t he remainder of t he
day families ami friends gathered
lor dinner and parties. Seine ot !
the hosts and hostesses were .Mr,
and Mrs. It. I. Itnrker, Mr. und
Mrs. A. A. Antics, Mrs. Lydta .M.I
LauU. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. Towle. Mr. i
and Mrs. O. Kckersley, Mr, and j
Mi s. L. M. l ad d. Mr. and Mrs. A.
It. Ditulil. and m'is. Mae Kelly. '
hut 1m UmV.lnhn Al Mrrn let:
wc&t coast production chief. Hues'
up the program at Kirst National 1
studios. Nutural endings, he says, j
arc the new rule. I
"I'erhaps the year's benerous j
Importation of foreign-made pic- f
Are Xdiv Hooking Orders
1'or lUilb
1 1 .vrc 1 h.n;s i: u ; s am
It A II V CHICKS
We have largest selection
of choice ANCONA strain ot
Chickens in Kustern Oregon,
lr interested In n better lay
ing strain, try them (none
s. Iters, and extra large eggs).
Akiu lave a few THOUS
AND DOLLAKS to loan on
city property (to be. secured
by First Mortgage).
Smith's Silver Fox &
Poultry Farm
lliisi 1,11 (.iiiiidc, on Jllnliuay
TTERE'S sending little "General Glad Tid--""
ings" to you with our message that we
hope 1927 is a Banner Year in Prosperity,
Health and Happiness for you all !
We haul anything anywhere
FRANK CLEAVINGER
Apple Shipments j
For Year Heavy j
HOOD IHVKK, Ore. Jan. 1
l."p to I leceinbcr 1 ii apple ship- j
incuts from here had reached 4.041 ;
, cars, ami estimates placed remain- I
! lug local stored stocks ut i50 curs j
j Kxccpt for about 125 cars, which
! will be rolled from here to Tort- j
; bind to catch refrigerator steam- I
I ers tor Kurope before the first of ;
; the year, shipment from Hood
j Uiver will be negligible. The re-
miiindor of the uppUs of first :
grade, late-keeping varieties will t
j be held for the late market. '
Hood Klver's pear tonnage ship
ped up to Dec. 19, reached 4M ;
cars. j
J Although growers hero for the '
; most part received no returns on
their H"i(i apple crop, bunks re
port $200,000 more deposits than
a year ago and loan conditions are '
Aberdeen
Utah Coal
FULL OF HEAT AND
SATISFACTION
A hard, firm, high volatile coal, espe
cially prepared for home use. Lights
easily burns up clean lasts well
does not clinker.
Phone Slain 17
SAWYER-HOLMES MERC. CO.
y u
Extra! Extra!
HEARD THE
BIG NEWS?
It's going to start Monday. Men, we are
going to rush and buy Suits, Overcoats,
Shoes, Hats., etc., at big savings. The
stuff is all new, too they burned out a
year ago so there is nothing old or out
of date.
77 See You At
THE BIG
CLEAN SWEEP SALE
And lie There Early!
The Time 9 A.M.
at
The Toggery "
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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