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LA GRANDE, OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1927.
VOLUME XXV.
NUMBER 214
CHURCHES WILL
DEVOTE EASTER
TO OBSERVANCE
Appropriate Programs toTT tU hLZ"a. MS.' &u.
lie Held Jfl All H0US0S
of AVorshii
Vn.U in Un rif,.lun iluw Pulrau reter."
" vioi.jy " MB: I
Tomorrow
.
' '
i;vcry church in ui tiruniic will,
tomorrow observe the I'.ioucr day
with iiiiiiryiniiile services, Her.
mons will lie devoted to the occji-l
slim iind special Kasler music
be furnished In many of the houses
of . worship. ... .... . .,
Services In tho various churches
tomorrow follow: -u .;
Catholic Church .': h
Mass servlccrt will "bo ifeid at R
and iumii o chick in inc. morning
in tnc iBiiiimv. cnurcn. i u.-i t o . ,he worship wm ,e presented by
services aro held annually on Kast- lhe Sunday school' und will be In
cr Kunduy. . .' . .1 the nature of an Kaster-mlsslonary :
Cliun-h or ;il ' 'program with a pageant feature, i
A spocliil Kaatcr program w ill jn . connection. . with the presenla
l.e held at the Church of (lod at tlon on Kaster missionary offering
K o'clock In the evening. The iro-. wm t,e r0D,ived. . Those who have
gram follows: ; iself-denlat. boxes will bring them
Opening song, prayer, scilpluro ,lt this time. ' i
rcadln by Hlble class. , , , -fv ; Tho pastor, the Kev. George Al-
Address "Tho Meaning of Knstci" )Crt j0,ird, is to have li short ad-
by the Kev. Mr. Knignt. , ., . '
Address of welcome, by Cllfford.t
I'ratt. -i . ' '
Kecltallon: "Kaster," Doncta und
Hobble Hrlggs. ; , , ; ,
Song: "isulldlng." by boys; '
llccllallon: "Hearts," Kmlly liar-j
IT. ' ' ' -
Itccltallon: "Something to Jlako
You Cilad." Mniio Wolf. ,. : j
Song by Helen Fager; recitation,
by -Jlmmle Sullng;, recitation, by
llorll Wallace; song "Working
gcther," girls; young people's chor
us. - .
Ccaillug. by Kdlth O'N'eul; song,
"Hull Kuster Morning,;' ;uns. by
I'Morenco Johnson In'SpanlsH.
Heading, by Mrs. Henlkcr; dia
log. "Kaster Choice" by girls; reci
tation, by Humnilc Honlkcr.- "
Address: "Our Sunday; School,"
by C. C. 1'ralt. ' ', .
South MolliiMllst Church
Tho regular Sunday school scs
' slon at tho South .Methodist church .
will begin ut II : 4 S o clock and tno
11 o'clock Uoui"wll1 be glrorr over
to an Kaster program bytho Sun
day school, consisting of niipiopri
litc Services. K. A. Suyro: will fell
the i hildi-cn the Kasler story. '-.-''
lJlnner will be served In tbo,
basement of tho church 1
o'clock and ut 3 p. m. the Kaster
seiuion will bo delivered. There
will be no services at night. Tho
pastor urges nil members, to ui
lend. :
Mllilll City imri'll
. a ulv ,,',-1,,,-k lircukrasL win
start off Kaatcr scrvlcc-s "' . .. J
land City Community cnurcn.
day school will convene at o
o'clock and the regular morning
worship will be held from 11
Vi'clock-on. 1
Th'i'
Kpworth League win """:,,, salvation Army hull both Sat-
at 7 and at S o'clock ill the even
ing a pageant will be held.
Iniblcr MclliixlW
Tlw. Kiisler nrogl'iiin at the llnb-
ICr .Mi'iuouioi v -- --- -- .
at 7:ll 1
ii. ly tlie Kiiii'iny neiiooi."
.Miss lllollland, pastor of tlie llnllieK
M I.'. l-llllt-('ll. Will HOt'lIK ' - "ii
jliil.cl Aiildii. the pastor of tbo j
'inililcr ililirch, Is slowly recover-
Ini; niter a limK aii'l Horioli.i lllnc.w.!
She Is al the homo of -Miss lllok-
)iiml
i:iilM'iiiiil I'liinvli
Holy eiiihiiiisl Kin ,,c K'1'1 "t
II-3U and a. in. at the Kplscopul
church .Sunday, anil at :! "
chlldien'a cuclinrlsl and presenta-
., r inM. i.,.ves will take place.
At II o'clock will he choral ecle-
, i r n.ft hole coinnilinloll and
i. ..,.i, will deliver the sermon
Christ Who Is Our Mfc." Slieclal
Kaster music will no K"v". ...
cludii.K the antlicm "llchold the
llisen Kinit" b" Klnianoczj'.
Wavfiireis' Uuild will meet at 0
p. ni.'nnd the evening service will
1.....1,, :,i 7-:tu o'clock. The autheni
Christ Is Klsen us '""', "'"
be su.ik. Soloists -arc Mrs. II. 1
U1,... ..nil (1. S. r.irilic. I
A invsterv play "The Itesurrec-
"... .l l.v thn Will'-
Mull-- inn ire iii""" -" n-i.
fa rers
On d In lour si envs. "-.
I'enturhin's Kolllouuv. me '"" :
Kenulcbre. The uinn hcpuicnre anu
Hi.. I nner ltoom. .Special cosium-
!,. ,.,l electrical effects will l'f 1
...T. . ....... i... i..- I.' l:. I'urrcv and'
Merlin .MuvWr. I'baractcrs in the
i. v " ileml.1. Vcrle Itamni:
cenliirlon Irene Spencer; soldiers.
cenlnrlon. mC!(.
.Nicodemus. Vlru-lnla WarnlcK; Jos- m un,rt,e Kilfleuvor up-
... .i. i mi..., i':.ili.r: S. John, llelmal..,.,,,- .,.. nlf.ei ;,t 7 p. m.
Kasmusscn: S. I'cler. licicn r......
Cleoiius. Irene Spencer: the Three
.Marys. Vtnrlnlii Wurl. Thclnia l.ra:.'.
Chyllis r.arnes: the ansel, l'runccs
Waller; and others.
l'lrst M. K. Chun-li
Church m.huol bcitlns at S:!"' "
ni. and at I U o'clock cx-Ouxernor
Walter M. l'lerce will review Or.
l'.rown's book "This llcllcvinn
M oiid." All nicicbcrs of the adult
classes will meet In tho church
auditorium for this review.
f... ...n'l.-i. will oocn at
11 o'clock with an orpin t-rcludc
'Kaster Jov" bv 1 losncr. I nc an-j arums - o-i-i ,
them "ll.isaiiiin" bv Jules (iinnicr atudents aid movement. Sho or
will be sum-- "v .Mrs. Kay Kuller U-aiilzcd the relief kitchens for
and the choir under the direction middle class families -multi destl
of Mrs. Sherwood Williams. . 'tuts after the war. .durlli. which,
The sermon by the pastor 'will' she served a a lied Cross nurso
be "The Enierjjius ClniJt." A poit- In tlie German army-
lud. "The Murch of The I'rloals"
will follow.
In the evening (he mortirujre
burning ceremony will start t 7:30
o'clock. iJelalla of thin ceremony
uro printed elsewhere on thin page.
Lutheran I'hureu
I Special Humer services ut the
Iaiuii j-.mkiiii ijuiiiprun cnurcn Hre
to begin Sunday with the wonthlp
Awe, will give a talk to the school
, At the morning worship,
begln-
tiling - ul U -o'clook, bn in 1111 and
;iI.ord' miliper ,vlll be administered
'uiiu new memoers receiveu. ine
choir will -rehder ' the anthem
;Aiviike. For Uoldftn
j,nd "The nesurreollon,
The iiastu'r nllL.lellver
wlll'-aemon n the theme "The Glorious
.Message of' KaslerV
--. llapltst (Jlmifli .
- Putldiiy ' school .'will-, convene.. at.
9:-I5 and a full und prompt attend
.'ance Is desired, '.Tbo moruing serv
the will be held! at 11 o'clock and
the Kaster. program will be con.
oentratca lhls. . The pr0gram r.
dress during the program. : ..
Thero will bo", no evening, serlice
in this chllroh.'' The coligrcgatloh
wm purtiCpate In . tho morning
HUnrlue service.- - ' . ' ,
Xawtmno l.iiurch -','' ;
(junday .school convenes at 9:43
ut the Church of The Nnzarene and
un' jjaster program will he given ut
that hour. . Kach. class will render-
ut less than two' or more than
f1)UV numbers, with no . ono , elso
fo-"-'.knowing wliiit the cluss la. to give
Following , 'this program, at . 1 1
o'clock a message on the meaning
of .Kastpr . will ba given by the pas
tor. Tho subject for the evening
will be-on tho. words , of Paul in II
Tim. 4:7:- "1 ilavo Fought u flood
Fight." ' ; - ' ' ' 1 Y ' ."--Fred
Kelly will lio the louder for
the .V. Y. T. 8. ut ll:4.i o'clock. ,'
. lroshi-tprlati -t'huri'li :
' Dr. ', it. lavls, head of tlie
English dopartntont of;, 'Whlthian
00iPgC, at Walla Walla. - wlll vc
cupy the pulpit .lit tho ,1'rosbytcriait
church Sunday. .:.: f
The music for the', morning Ser
vice. Mill include -' ll'io ' following
numbers: organ -prelude -"Cujus
Anlniiini"-from Siabat Mater,' by
Kosslnl. The quartet ; will sing
"The llcsu'rrcctlon Morn" by 1'nul
ltddncy.' and 'T1 Ix-um" by Dud-i
ley Ituck. 1'ostludo "War March
of The I'ricsls" from 1 Athalla, by
Mcndclssolili: -, v" - ',
j The senior- and , Inlcrnii'dlntc,
young people ,w ill have brcukfasl.
in tho church dining room hi i
,, , ,. inimodialcly following Mh
t.nufast -th.-y will ; hold a Jol.iH
10etlng.: The juniors will I
. i , , , i 4
"l .Valvitiol. A. y ' '' ! !
.;.i..r services will bo illid In .
I urdiiy nl ghl and Sunday, Special
...,,U.. i,,wl ulnirinc- will lie a. fca-
(ure. Unvoy Hurkcr Is to npeak '
on "Tile Garden Itcniitirul." Sun-
si hool will li'j held at, 2:ao,
" ,. . , ,.,.W ui.
p. in. i'cn iin''i--'-- --
n tho Conical nil on
I
- cii aim imu-t c,-.-. . ,
divided for all imsch. - '
riulsllail Science 1
'iioclrlne of Aloncineiil will lie
n,,. sulij. cl for llw mornlnif wor- !
lump nour in in.; i'"-' .
Christ, Sclcnllm Sunday. .Sunday
school will convene at OMfi a. in.
I T,..,tioninl nicotine , are held
Wednesday cvrnlnKH ut o'clock.,
Atonement" will ho lhe subject
,i, ,,,,-,,liii- worship hour at
U)(J t.-irMt church ut I'hrkil, Hclentlst ,
u.,,,,1.,.. Siitidav sebool will con- '
,, :,, .1.15 . 1,1. Tesliinolilal
mwtnB nre Imlil Wednesday eve-
nlin.-a al 8 o'clock.
I ( lirlsllllll lilirvh
Two Huster aervlces will' be-held
at the C'enlnil Church ot Christ
Sunday, during the ' niornlni; nud
nvnnllll! WOl'Sll 11 llOUIT. in U1U
niornliiB. m n -
sic is scheduled and the sernioii '"1
i, "Two AllCloni ioiums. iiv
nviutlon to accept Christ will, bel
... .1 -l.uio f.f the ltihlc
K'vc" " ""- . "., ,
K,.hoo hour anu also ui 1110 viwo,
I
of the eliurcli worsnir
, tllr (.venlntt the
Itll.le school
...v. ....... -
.,. ,Te nl.
KHHter.exerelse. paK-.
-..,. ontilled "In the
(iHrdcil.
., , ..fj.... tipsldes the sliur
p,.B. wiii" take pun In the prcsonlu-!
The public Is" cVrdlally in-!
, , .
sessions will be at
- .. .1
FAMOt S UVK ClilMC
Ml'NIi'II The most renowned
eye-cllnlc. In Munich Is conducted
by the Oucbeps Karl Th-odor of
Itavarla. who recently celebrated
her 7"lh birthday. Despite her
Iilin.a I. oel U-.JS,,' tile
clinic, w hich she conducts accord-
inir to the plans of her lat.'Mius.
band, the famous ophthalinufoslst.
Itcsldrs this medical aid. tho
j Ouch. s. Is patroness to num. rous
Easter, Great Spring Festival,
Reminds All of Gifts of God
lly Ilishop W. 1". lU'iiiiiieton
. Clirlalinus and Kaster, tho two
great festivals of the Christian
ehurch, uro reinombered by thou
sands of people In this country
who rarely if ever go to church
ut .uny other -time. Christiana
speaks to ius1 of the Klvlrigof
Ood'sr Ufo' tovhiimuriity ' through
"". the coming of Ilia Hon. ; Kasler i . : .- .
, the anthem., -. assures us. that the Jl'o-so Klven !.,' Is no homier that flod's us
i Olurlcs.ilrcakr j ernwK -Hnl) continues and. finds j suranae of Immortality through
nlon.v . ( perfection lit loiiriortttllty,'. Our. the 4tourrecllun of Ills Son, la
ellv.or the Kasler ; nioderh ago liafritroVn so' aoetis-. I. so closely associated with the
.the coming of Ills Hon'.' : Kasler.
tomed to taking, things for grant
ed, .that we. ore in diinger of los
ing the sigulflcunce of some of
our great-days and .the. customs
and ceremonies which surround
them. Thus,-the--Fourth, of July
comes to ineun' Jlttlo ' hut -flre-n-orkCand
u,big noise:, .Memor
ial, day n - panade -' of the. -Civil
War veterans,, nd Arhilstico day
another one qf ilho World War
veterans. - Christmas' we associate
with presents,, a turkey, nud a
house all decorated' .wpli Veautl-
ful greens. .KnsieCi . the great
spring festlvul, reminds us of
' the glory of the returning spring
with; Its flowers, upd - birds ,and
all of the joy of nature venew
Ing Itself. Coupled .with all
I these t;hrlstliin and national- fes
'. tlvals and holidays is the ever
present -motive of commerce. .to
ciiiiitalli'.e the'.eelebrtition ill he
I half of a greater, sile of goods.
If. the churches .failed in- keop
Christmas ami Kaster, the mer
chant would still keep thorn alive.
Let us not blame the merchant,
but also lot us --not permit him J
to side-track tho message icnicn
our Christian and national, boll- .
days' .and festivals have' for every
one.- If we forget the real inclin
ing of Chrlstmss and Knster, the
feasts will be hollow and tawdry, '
.laughter and Joy, a mora mock
ery, und In tho end, wh'ut was in
. tended by Hod will-be spoiled by
man's ciirclcssnosa' ahd . selfish-'
ness.' '' .- .' .' t: ' v .
' , Jusf wliiit :does KaHt6r:'convey
;to. you? Suppose l( had never
liappened, think- for one moment
as' to what your life woultl.-mcan
If Jesus never rose from the. deufl.
"hurlila nidrtii) llfo onded in full
ure on ii cross. IJespuIr, lhe fu
tility 'of nil things, ' would come
to you, of all men 'you would be;
most mliiei-iible, death would re
iniilii tho victor, und your noblest
ilroums 'und iispli'atlous would
vanish Into ihin-dust. I'aster Is
niore tlflin tlie'ussunince of the
life tu comu.'ll oxplulus and in
terprets the life that now is. Jt
s'peijks of change 'aiid progress',
of Hod. . In -ills' world working
iillt Ills good -purpose, to recivule
nil thliigs-ln accord wilh His 1J1
vluo iilaii." ' -v . ; .
There Is no doutli.!' The slurs go
. 'down .. .' ' ' ', . .-' : -.
To rise iijinii some olhcr shore
And bright In heaven's Jeweled
crown '-,,'''.
They slilno for evermore.
Sl'.NDAVS I'HOUIt.VMS
The' Nftllonal llroadcaHtllll? Co.,
program. broadeiialliiK from 3 lo 1
I ii, over ftFU'i, iv 11,
-KO.MO, Kl'O, and KHli will bo
Kaster aervlces.
, KlCVPortland H47in-C7lltc) Ii
lo 7, dinner concert: 7, Calliollc
Truth aiicli'ly lecture.
KJ II : Scaltlo (3t4.4ni-7Sllkr)
First
M K eliurcli: 9-15 to 10, studio
, ' ,
-
KGO Oakland (3G I m-SSOkc) (
G:ao. concert; 7:35, rrrsbylorlan
si'rvlce
l.os AnseicB (IBTni-Clpkr)
K KJ
. program:
7 nt-iriin t-ecllal: S. I
m ,.,,.,,.. ti i.t.
"""" Wf""
,n'i Hour.
KfJW - T'ortland (lyiin-yiUKcj
7:3". HnptlBt BorviciB.
KVO-Unn l''raacls.o ( 2 8m-
7gukc) ::6, orclicslra: 8:35 or-
chislra: lu to- i.ildnlBhl, . dunce
music.,
i KUA
Denvi
(S'.'L'm-MOke),
. fi.i.-. n-eu-
r.,.,..-iu- ......i,.,. . .
i i.-ivii i ... n,...i... iMllm.
,' Mnkr , .;i.,,v Idols: . strlilB
trio: 9 to la, orchestra
KT.M1 Oakland 302.Sm.aSO.
kc) 7:40. llaptlst service.
'. KVA San Kranolaeo (SSH.Slil-
75okc) 7:3u, Methodist service.
KO.MO Seattle . (auiim-siDUkc)
&n iahrl.lli.n Meleneo aervlce..
. ' ,',,)Kl,(1.,, a!ii.5in.7COkc)
, 1.J hun-h of Tho Trulh st-rvlcc.
j . ,
' ' MOMIAVH l'HOfilLVSIK
KOO 5:30. . kiddles hour: ' 6,
lltlje. symphony: 9:iS. news, liuse
ball: to 8:20. books.
. The National- Hroadcajjtilig Co.
proffrain Monday . night will bu
from S to 9. "The Sluglo Clut", by
There Is no death! Tho dust wo
tread
Shall change beneath tho Bum
mer showers
To golden grain or mellow fruit
j Or rulnbow tinted flowers.
And ever near us. though unseen,
I . The dear immortal spirits H ead,
j J'or all tho boundless' universe
I. Is life there are no dead!!
miracle of spring. Jlo has made
a parable , of this earth, nature
Is ulways renewing Itself. Tho
popples of Flanders field soon re
clotbo tlie ground over which
men fought and bled and died,
the dust leups Into life uguln und
ucuuly Is given for ashes,
. So il Is with muii, the luiv of
his being Is not deuth but life,
not standing still, but advancing,
not' resting content with tilings
as they are, but building out of
tho dust of his fallen house a
new, home in the skies.1 Physiol
ogists toll us that with every
seven years there Is complete
chungc of- every eorpuscio of
blood, every bit of bone fibro, of
brain stuff und nerve tissue. And
yet we keep on building up after
the sutiic pattorn, tho boy Is fath
er to lhe man. Whut Is the cen
ter of mystery 111 us which
changes the actual physical struc
ture and yet robullrls it after a
nciilrnl plan? In nature we call
this mystery species, type, seed;
in man we cull It personality. The
difference Is obvious, u tree, a
flower, nn iinlniul bus no power
within- Itself to chungc, ,excopt
through the Influence of environ
ment. Mull ohunges his own sur
roundings, he wills, chooses,
modifies, und therefore he Is u
person. Tho quality of life which
man has is of a higher order.
That higher order Is creative, It
thinks, plans, builds new things,
and so It Is part of tlicl)lvlno
Creator of all. Man Is puiiner
with God In prpductivo creation.
Kaster- Is the assurance' of this
partnership with God, and ,the
good news that tho life and prog
ress qf.llje. person ojiUinies. a rier
the dissolution or ina nony. i no
central forco of mini's creative
iietlvlty, ut lust finds Itself In the
source of all creation, .lesus ruse
frimi the deud to give us evi
dence of the Indestructibility -of
the spiritual in mall. Through
lllm we achieve elernlty. Come
to 1 1 in. worship lllin. find your
life In lllm, and you will know
the hops of liiiinoiiiillly and lhe
Juy'ulid fullness of living now.
, My dear friends In KHsloru
Oregon. 1 wish you n huppy Kind
er: ..May lire , be renewed for
you und In you. Lot no pain
nor sorrow nor failure nor dls
iippoliitnicnl rob ymi of the ul
timate victory of life over dealh.
Let not lhe eugcr pursuit of
wealth or pleasure take from you
tlie hope of eternity, by satisfy
ing .voir wllli things, so Unit you
forget your lilvlne origin und
destiny.
; Mozart by the Niilloniil Opera coni
; puny.
KKX 0:a. Irlo; 7 : :I0 lo S::io.
i-lassica
KI'M-
iiiiirtet
KUA
hour.
-7. music: 9. liial riiiiii'iilii'
in, viiudi'vlllc proKi'iiiu.
-0:30. clilldri'n'a liour: 7,
Inet ruiucntat iiroKrain; 7:15,
"Tim
Holy f'lly" by Oaul.
KJlt ii::io to K, dlniliT concert;
H lo !i::ill. aludlo priiKrani.
Kl'O-rO'IO to 7:30, orchiHlra:
Ii to 10, aludlu program: 10, vaude
ville. KOW 7:3". iilllily; . Vcliillun
hour: 10 lo liildlilKlll. dance music.
KTAI1 8 lo 10, lirolfl-ain of claH
alcal music la two iiarlu. '
KO.MO 0 to 8 and 0 lo 12:30,
musical program.
Kll'i li::io to 7, concert orches
tra: Ii to 10. organ concert.
KVA 7:15. John I). Harry:
8
studio proKrum; 10 lo 11, dtinco
music.
il-:iti'i;cT haiho voice.
t'llll'AfKJ Only one out of cv-
"ry 112 Huh II! Two yeiir of n-
iM'iiri-n iiuiu in, , ,, ......
wen. cniei iiiinoiiiM
f announcer of W.lll.M.
iiht. a m.eukliiL' voice which reels-
....., i I. II... ...l.-r,.nl..n.. Ih
:
rarny hiiiuuk o 1 i"
feet voice, lie believes, has been
found in Nulallc (lldillims. who lias
Just mud" her debut on WIIH.M.
; .Most feminine vole.. Caldwell
found, sounded harsh, affected or
en nils a wncn iiruaoeai. in:
trttiui.s ine exceiieni-c
Ul .i
lilddlnKs' voice
to hi-r training; In
public spcuklnit.
A I.TA NT A. Koitnd a wlf who.
udinlls uhe likes to pend lu r hua.
I
I
.bund's money. .Mm Johnny ear- H1MU CM,j f (,e ckk and the ena
1 roll, wife of the IrlHh dinner of -lnnlH ro HmkeM out ibroiiKh the
j many olf tournann nts, says her ,M)1(, Nt0 fa lnniii f IiImkh can
J husliund Is coaler lo live with ,jMC w lib the tdiellM withuut
. when ho wln and aL hui'Ii times tH, uttH uf u,0
J Klves her more leeway In Hpetldluir i Km-fM cini be painted mi the
"i for new clot Ik s and new uutoino -
'biles.
Hut Mrs. Fur nil irf a (food
flpurtHWuman and did not whimper
when her htMltund recently ployed
unsuceeMifully uKaiost John tlolden
for first prize money. $4,000, In
the southern open touruuintnt.
LA GRANDE WILL
HOLD GANGLOFF
PARK SERVICES
Annual Easter Sunrise
Program to Begin at 5
O'clock Tomorrow
Morning. -.'
Kinder, colnmeinorutliig lo Chris
tina believers the Itesurrectlon of
lhe Savior of nmnklnd, and almost
universally observed as u dny anil
lime of Joy and feasting, Is the old
est of ull tho featlvuls lit the Chris
tina calendar..
- Kaster signalizes the dawn of
spring when the dreur winter is
ut nn end and buds with God
given life. It is tho roul uwuken
ing of tho yoar.
Out of tlie centuries' the grout
festivtil tins come, anllllatly giving
new life not only to the flowers
and trees but to man und his fallli
In fcllowmiin und God.
Kiinrlsc Service Hero
Tho spirit of tlie day will hover
over an assemblage of -the faithful
on the edge of the lieaullfill Grande
Ilonde valley tomorrow and with
tho coming of tho first rnys-of the
the sun, music will pour forth
from the group, soul satisfying mu
sln that stirs strange sentiments In
tho hearts of tho world, wherever
tho broad span of tho Christ und
his teachings has loft Its llfo-glv-'
ing Imprint.
At Gungloff park, named la hon
or of one of tho historic pioneers of
Eastern Oregon, with the broiid,
verdant stretches of tho valley
stretching out lo the east and
north, Iji Grande will hold hor
aunutil sunrlso service. ,
At 5 o'clock. If the day bo fair,
the services will begin. it rain
prevents the holding of the the pro
giaiil at Gungloff park, II will be
cnmVuolod ut tho First Methodist
.Kplscopul church.
The municipal siren will sound
lit 4:15 o'clock, signalling lo
iiwakeu thoso who wish to attend
the service.
Tho service will he open In ull
Christ In ns, rcgurdless of doiionilna-
tlon. and Is to be under the auspices
l..r inn l.ji fli'iiiwle Ministerial us-t
soiiu-rnnr. -"i"
G. S. Illi'iilo will lend In conlr
iiiunlly singing und J. T. Longfel
low'.. siiiciiiileiidciit of the Lu
Grandii schools, Is to deliver the
ail dress.
Miss Gciirilde Wagner will .de
liver the scripture lesson. The Kev.
Loir II. Awes will uTfer prayer and
tho Kev. J. A. Hall will pronounce
the benediction.
The custom of lhe sunrise serv
ice Is, ns far as Is known here, prac
(li'Cd III only two cities In this
slate, ut. The Dulles and li Grande.
If the weather Is fair, several hun
dred are expected to attend.
Festival Date
Is Different In
Some Countries
J Kiniy illffereni'es urnse ns to lhe
preiiMC dny oil which the Knsler
SreHllv.il should be observed. In tho
Jewish calendar the Passover ic
I'lirs on 11 fixed 1I11.V of the tumuli.
The Cluistliins assigned lOnsler to
Slllidny, us the first day of the
week and the day. arcol'dliu; lo
Scripture, of the ItesiirrccUou. I
I Astronomical prohllilH of n coln-
' plex liiiirinier were liiraely re
spnlisllile for those differences.
'which continued until the year 325
A. I. when the Council of Nlcea
decreed Hint everywhere In Christ
endom Kaster should lie observed
011 the same day. It was not until
the adoption of the (iroKorlnii eal-
lendiir, however, that this decree,
which fixed Kasler as fulllliK on
tlie first Siliiday aricr the full nmoll
'rolliiw IiiK I lie vernal equinox, se
cured anythliiK like kciici'iiI aiceut-
nnce. l';ven now, lliuui;n ine ire
Korlnn cab ndnr Iijih within the past
two years been adopted In the .Neiir
Mast, there are some oriental con
L'l'CL'ullous In which Kaster Is ob
served soinetliiies before, and
sometimes nfter, the date on which
the festival Is celebrated III tho
Western churches.
I
T?,, fl, Lm
rjV IL Af if I illlL IU1 UaOlCl MO X aSVUiailllil
ou ' . '
Possibilities
Kvery child Is ilellehled wilh a
Kiilly-eohired ckcs, and In tlie
neliihborhiiod where there are
many chll.ln nil the custom of
fXchullKltlk' Master oes prevails,
many n mother Is "put In It" to
f wh(n (.K(fM UHVfi , ,.u(lt.
R Hln(ll h(l)(l miMje at the
' ..tnpty and well-washed und dried
Hhell. The broken end of the v.kv
H then piiMted tu n MtruiiK pleee nf
curdboard. Clever finders fushlon
ninniiiK bals in bright enlura from
crepe puperM anil ple them Ut
the lop of the ep. Children aduro
the&e tyg faces uuder their guy
FIRST M. E. CHURCH AND ITS PASTOR
raw ' 1
WINNOWINGS
I
Memhei'8 of tho Klrat Methodist
KplBcopnl church choir will wear
their now vestinentn for the flr.il
time Kaster Hunduy morning-, tho
voHlmcntH to bo used from now on
by the choir. A choir of 19 vohva
wilt furnlHh imudc for both tho
morning und evening services to
morrow. , ,
Thn l.u. (Irumti) Ministerial aa-
Koehaion will ttteet on Monday ut
in u. ill.
church,
ut tho First Buptlst
h - 'Tiid ut
T'etm-'ii Aid soeieiy , prn-
Hi.'nled tlio KptHcopul church with
a licnutiriil set of sanctuary knool-
liur 11111IN and ciiHliioiin which will
in iim-u mi- inn lira 111110 1111 iaimor
duy.
lOx-Oovcrnor Waller M. rierco
will review Or. Hrown'B book "TlliB
Kelli'vlnic World", at llio mootlns
ot Iho Men's Koruiu or tlio Motho-
dlst church Sunday at 10 a. m. A
record ultendanco is oxpoctcd.
Members of adult classes will moot
in Hie church auditorium for this
rovlcw.
Tlie di'ballnir team of tho Way
farers' Otilld is urraliKlnR to re
pent the recent debalo kIvcii boforo
-I ho WashliiKlon chili, ontltlcd
"Should Women l.ln - Allowed to
rreiirh" for tin) bcnerit und on
Ict'laiiimr'lll. of residents ut Hot
l.aki: sanuliiriuui.
ApproxlimLtily Wl utlended thn
1 i--i i .u .,(, i.r .it
(lood
t lid Kplscopal church.
ld bo-
twtM'n 12 and 3 o'clock. Tho ser
ylrcH were, conducted by tho pas
tors of the folio whiff local
churches: Lutheran, Christian,
luipilHi. oou.n o.h Ji.n.. imam
Clly rommunlly, hptscopal,
ny it. (,tj Ayrca.
...
Alrjf. (iliver itilc y has completed
the rourw entlllliiK hT to tho first
eiaKH fiipioina 01 inc. iiicionui At
credited Teachers' association.
Tho iiiiHHlomuy society of tho
Christ Inn church con dueled (lood
Krldiiy prayer service yi-Hterdu in
the Cenlral Church of Christ.
The Itev. Oliver Ulley luiH rom-
Pk-ted an outline of his rerenl lor.
iiiren nn uiviihj in'nmi
been approvi'i for use ill iho inlH-
: Blonary dtslricl. of Spokane,
. ,
! Ulnner w ill bo served In thn
Solid Methodist eliurcli ut'onn
o'clock and an Kaster sermon will
w . .
k'ncifnp It? octiniWin
-
But Be Sure the
hiits and uwti vjirlety of expre
hIkiih. enlm-M and Hty(e hi heiid near
can be imidc.
Another thinK l do with tlie
empty xlmlN in in dye them c.'ire
fully on the uiitMlde. dlppitu; them
into the flye hn far an punnltle,
but not li !lltif tiny of It hiNlde.
Then tho Hbellx. lifter IhnroiiKli
dryltiK, are filled with tiny eandteH.
Tho end Irt covered with Hhhuc pa
per which Ik puMied firmly on the
ckK over the hide.
Half of an em; hhell can be
painted and punted onto a firm
wiiuie of cardboard, making a lit
tle cup. Th ewe can be filled with
cuiidiea or nuta and lined for party
fllVIMH.
If eKKf are ti be cidtired they
sbuuld ahuiyH
be conked before
dyelnK- Kniall
flowers aro never
too sure und
broken raw egg is
un unpleutuint thing.
Hero is u ph'turu of Hut
bi n ut If ul First MellKHlUt
KplKt'oiuil t'htiirli ul tho rot,
tier of Suiiuc wit no and
Fourth Htrttt, which wuh
cm'Ufl tu 191 3. Tomornm'
iilicht ut n sjmnUiI Ijtsicr
wrrct (ho iiiortKitRO, whii h
was Milil u frw Hwk a (to,
will he foi'iititlly burned lu tho
lirvscitco of the public.
The event Is -iikIiIoihm1 of
esHH'lal liuMrium by meiii
bcru or (he eoufrreKullou mid
u iirofcrum has Imh'ii arrunxel
thiit iiromiMn lo Ito very iu
tereMlliur. Hurry 8. Iliiiiillton.
dUtrlet NUM'rhitendeiit( will
preside at tlie hot vice und
many niemlMrH of tho church
1 who took Mirt hi the hiilldlnv
of the rtrueturo will iwiilcl
lNito In tlw ceremuny.
Kaster HteukH to iih of
our (oii(iierlnir Christ, On
this day with u burtlettHOine
debt (cone und with faith lu n
HImcii Christ wo art looking ,
up und out towunl u brlKhlcr
futmv," 1m the FtiHter ihcm
kiiko of tho Jlev. Henry V.
I'arker, (Ik'Iow) itastor of tho
. ch tt 10)1,
1 ho delivorod ut 3 p, m.
Thero will hn no evening ser-
vlco at tho Flrat Buptist church
Simduy. I
Kxlnt seutimr accommodations
aro bolnff provided for tho Kuster
services ut tho Kplscopul chiirch.
,
f Vifi f 'AiiiPAffrinn
To Observe Easter, ut 'he,?h"nouel- , , ,
IJr. IT. S. Brownton, chalrnian of :
. ..Uhe nfflclul board; turn. Wlllluma,
COVi:, Apr. 111. (Special) Hpo- jirosldent of the ! .11 ill ok' Aid; tho
olal aorvlceu have been lilanned to pastor, and Mr. Hamilton will pitr
tako place at the Ascension Kpla- tloipale In tho ceremony,
eopal church horor during llolyi Followlns benediction -tho post
weelt and Kaster. I lud "Foatival March" hy Teilmnii
Tlio firat proKiam 'was Tuesday, 'will be pluyod by Mm, Kinmun, 01
whnn fhn,Ttnlv Kiierniiinnt of non. ironist, and then an informal rom-
irmllu was administered. Friday
,,,1 2 u'b bck thn Bnv. W lam Mnr.1
ray llrudner will conduct a "Horv-
ice of Contemplutton."
Kostor Suiuliiy there Will ho Holy
ooliilnunlou at 11:30 o'clock followed
by a Herman on "Life More Ahuu-
diint." At 4 o'clock In the afler-
noon there will bo a children's fes-
tival and the piesonliiUoIi of tho
children s Lontcll ouerlnft.
Presbyterians
To Gather For
Pension Meeting
1 PORTLAND, Ore, Apr. Ifi.
m"""e" ,l- 'rD J,.,wuf:
terlaiiH nro oxpeeted tto gather UL
, ....... o., 4 ..,.. uL..r
dinner that will fuunch officially
tho ponHlon rotlrement fund cam
paign of tho church in tho tho four
proshyterlcff that aro belnw orfin-
wd frnm (he rorUlin,, Jl0ft(JfUM,.,
terB, Whero C. N. Wonaeott Is chair-
man of the executive comtnllteo of
laymen in charwo of tho drlvo.
ThiH wi 1)fl lne bifrK6Ht g,aherlii(f
()f Presbyterian ehurchmon in Oro-
roii for a Iopk time. With Inaplr
Ihk speakers on Iho proKram, it
Ik anticipated tho drive will bo
launched under the niunt KtieecKH
ful aupleen. Xo money will bo
ruined at the moelintf but prelim
I nary planH will bo mlllnel ctm
plelely. The youiiKnr Keneratlon Is enjoy-
im? a new nieimii ireeuom una r-
Bents all prohibitions, accordliifc lo
Assistant Secretary of tho Treas
ury Andrews. In Iho next column i
tlit-re wan an Item about rotlKo Pols
dnlinir back lo 3000 II. C. being;
turned liii in Ur.
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lllh lliinir
TT 1LII ITltlll V
' .
Egg is Hard Boiled
There'a an uld. old Irlek of ty
hur ait ecir un In briuht cfilured
ealieo and Mlnimerlnir tl In wiiterlinir and tho new opportuiiitiee
ror half an hour, l.et cool in the
waler, then lift mil ami remove
cloth, and the Impiiiil of tho put -
. i- ... . -
lern in on inn i(;k.
r..r ii invftv Lr.liieii l.r.iun vir
jUHt the kind the Kasler bunny is
sure lo leave under the bushes al
the very edge of the lawn, use the
outside leaves of dried onions. I tit
onion hulls, eugs and water to
cover In a lance pan, and aimmer
until tho desired color. These
okks eau be eaten after coloring,
If wanted.
There are exeellent lOaster egg
dyes on (he market, giving full lu
st i-net ions on every pm-kaf. that
make brlhhl and many colored
. esKs. Hut always bo nuro the eggs
are hard boiled before using uny
dyo or stencil.
M.E. CHURCH TO
BURN MORTGAGE
SUNDAY EVENING
Ceremony Will Be Held
; with Harry S. Hamil
- ton, District Superin
, tendent, Presiding.
JOuKler 81111(111 thin year will u
u duy lunK t he ronivmhered in
tho I-'lrHt MothodiHt KpleBopiil
church in La Oiamlo. It will, with .
tlie formal hurnitiK of the church
mortfe'UKo, murk tho lifthip of a
dobt that hua boon burdonHoino tu
tho coiiKi'OKutloii hIiico it was ua
aumod, tnuny years go,
KotlowInK the, roKulur KuJitor
MervlcoM clurlnR tho morning, the
evening Horvice will hOKln tit 7::u
o'clock with Hurry H.t Jiumllton,
district Htiperintendent, preHldlny.,
An orKun proludo "Victory
Murch" by Mtillmd, playetl by Mrn.
A. 10. Kinnmn, tho alnlnK of Hymn
2 and a Hcrlpture read ins will pro- .
cede prayer by Mr. Hamilton.
Tho ntithom "Victory" by Wllnon, ;
tho offertory "Koveiio" by (Jilhn,
and tho anthem "Praise Ye Tim
Father" by Ciounod' will lead up to
tlto "inorlguBQ burnt mk program."
IntroduetlonH. of churter mem
hern of tho old church, tho ofti- 1
vlul hoard that built tho proHont k
church, the preHent official board,
the puHt und present LudleH" Aid
Hocfety proaldontH und KrcotinKH ,
from piiHt pautors und urea ofll- .
clalK will take place fh-Ht. . .
Sherwood WillluniH will Kpeuk
on "Brief Hlntory of tho Chun h
IMoperty" und H. K. Ulxon wrlll
tell of the "llhdory of tho Church."
Mra, Hhorwood Wlllluma Ih to toll
I of "The Ladies' Aid" and tho Itov.
H. W. Parker, pastor, will deliver
u addroHH on "Tho ; KmeiKlnw
Church." .; ." ' '
1 The llui'iiliiu; t'ercmoiiy ;
I' Tho rhurnluir ceremony will bo
"'d with nil who hum niemoorHmp
when the. church was built irathereit
Inlsccnt hour Ih to be observed.
Two . statements. iBHUOd 1V t ill'
board of Btewards, and tho jioiuil
of truBteoa aro iirinted on tho pro-j
Iki - iuiis which will ba distributed.
V'rired to Attend SurvlocM
Tho former follows, entitled "lo
in Church Easter."
"Tho church Is tho rock upon
which tho ontlra structure of our
civilization. Is built. Including ull
material wealth und prosperity an
well us our educational institutions,
and this Is particularly true In our
own country.
"Kvory American family should
be deflnltoly and affirmatively
aligned with some church, primar
ily for tho sake of religion but also
for evervthlnir also that we itold
nocessury ia our dally lift. As ti
necessary part of such definite
alignment Is the duly and prlvilogo
to u tie. id the services of tho church
us regularly us posslblo but pat
ticularly at Easter time.
"L.et us make Easter Sunday
special day for ovory member und
constituent at both services. Cotno
out, bring Hie entire family, und do
your part this Kaster day one long
to bo remembered in tho history of
tlto Ia Grande Methodist church.'
New Responsibilities
Tho board of trustees' statement,
on "Tho Church "Without a Mort
gage," Is "Tho burning of tho
church cotigago Is a momentous
occasion for the congregation, and
eapeeially to the members . who
havo been through the last 14
years of work and prayer and fl
uauuial difficulties. Alone wo could
have tbino very llttlo, but by stand
ing together we havo uchloved f
Herculean taHk.
"Wo feel that new growth ant'
enlarged service must be tiwumf
today, with the financial burdr
of past years no longer a barri
to expanded orviee, this churc
-falls heir to new und greater r
HponslblltlleH within its Jurlturletlo
Kully realiaing the responsibllitlr
tho board of trusteea dedicates 1
elf to renewed ehurch service
may we havo tho full roupojath
of every member a nd eucli cu
Htllucut.
"On behalf of the bo;ii-d
triiNteeH 1 wish sineerely to that
tho ehureh metnber.h!p' und 1
frienrlM for helping us to mal
poKHlble tliin proHcnt time of rejoh
furthering Cod's Kingdom." , Tr
statenient Ik cfgned by Dr. H. '
1 Jrowuton, euairman oi me wnu
I All llm unl-vli-fiil of I tie riiiv :li
i -----
1 onen lo tlio piihllo and Air. I'ark'
I steads an invitation especially t
thoso who are not ufflliated eh
where to worship at tho Aiothodi
ehurch. Chicago's new ordinance requir
ing women's skirts to fall at least
two Inches below tho knera is ir
force. What ia a policeman's life
without a tape, measure?
Nerve specialists, not detectives
aro needed lo end tho crimo wave
according to a New York professor
It seems that a bandit has lots of
ncrye. j