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Saturday, April 21, 1928 :
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EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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"BIG" SUIT
EVENT
You Can Buy One Now " , '
The Latest Styles at a Big Saving During Our
REMOVAL SALE
One Week Only -
ft
ewe o me nurcnes
Convert Day To
Be Observed By
(evening, which will bo an evange- j
II stic ftrrvlce. Sunday school '
meet at :5 o'clock with classes!
. for all aires.
T 1 I The im-eilnc Of the Nazurcne
XAJKOX niirClltVounff l''Vl'. uochty at 6:45
I o'clock will le la char of Mm.
Kloyd Moore. A study of tho wf.
Other Services nf Wnrch n writing of Timothy will
m 1 taken up. I
of City lomorrowl . m. k. cihuvu mhi. i
Promise to Be Interest-' The "ev- J- A- ,,al1- puj'tor of
IHWIWk j the Methodist Kplscopal chuch I
(south, will have as his sermon sub. :
Ijcct Sunday morning at II o'clock
Pastor Resigns;
Will Spend One
More Week Here
bo,The Rev. L.
(church.- Mm Parkrr spoke on this
subject at tho mll -year meitins
of the Columbia, Jtlvcr branch of
the Women'. Foreign Missionary
' society held In l'endlelon last week,
and has been' requested to again
. fjM.uk on the subject.
.
The seml-annuul meeting of the j
Gnin.le Honde. I'resbytery of tho
I'realjylei ian church was held al I
the local church on Tuesday of J
this week.
It. A. Wilkerson. principal of the!
Or,., nwnod school will sneak ut
D. MeCTCCl'S 11,0 "'eelinn of the l.ulher League
tir:n r- o i j if or the r-nRiisn i.uiiiernii l-wu,-
VV1U DC OUlXWJUeU Xiere Buriilay evenlnff,
Alirll 59. i
by the Kev. Uuy bharp
I The Central Chrlstlun church Is
.... 'already limklnB Hilans for a special I
Jlio Kev. It. l. MeEKers has re- i i... i i .... iti.r-H!
,"T1, Ulrf,.,.l II .. Tl ; " ....."'l" lu v " '
Kviral Intitrcstliic eliurcli er- ... . . .... '-. fu-,i.u iuuur w mt: u
vl,.. t. r npn...i i t- . i n i oe peeiai imuhic oy inecn urea i ii u re u oi the xtazarcno here ana.
...... rran lu ' ... i
..lllnll Flu... U ..... I ... . 1 . . 1. I . . I .
" ' " i"iii in inn
., ,,, aim t.-vc-iiinr. i no uay win
Central
ha
Iw -.New Convert Day" at the Cen
tral Christian church and the new
member 7r the congregation who
bjMhe.churoh Church of the Kazurcne here and
uiluoy IIIIK. Aun lie Will . .t ...
The Sunday school will meet at occupy the pulpit of the local' Thtrc wl" be orchestra luacutL
:4S o-clock In the morning and at church . n.nr fur th. i..t Wednesday evening- at ' otioir.
f.:JO o'clock. In the evening the The Kev. Guy Kharp. of Ituhl. Ida.
islry will he seated In the center of
the auditorium. A total of 125 1
new members have been added In '
Ith the assistance of the
that time .
ut the parsonage of the
Kpworth Iaguo will meet, follow- will succeed hint and will begin L nrln church. Thursday nignt
..i . . . " . In hiiffth nlahl ntul t lilt cnnlTreCa-
have come Into the church .inc. pu B "niit penoa 01 anoui w ins unties as pastor of the church " , "
?Z ' ret r..il T.T? . minutes, beginning at 7:30 o'clock, on Sunday. May 6. ,,lon '"' n,e'-1 for devotional si r-
the present pastor began his mln- ,. ,,.,., . ""Z "V . J . .. .'vice. Hlbln historv study and a
nn-tluil isaleiH-e tluin-li 'the end of Mr. Meggers' three
Services are held regularly every years of work in 1-a Grande, and
Sunday evening at 11 o'clock at during that liino much has been
Itoss evangelistic meeting and the Ule l'"1r"1 t'hur,rn1,.of Stl''h- accomplished by the churchy When
homo workers. There will l. sne- "7" . . an" ne n,st came IO Grande the
rial mili. .iiirii,. ik. i .. ' - .Washington avenue. Iho subject church was merely an organized
ship hour at 11 o'clock, and the fr ,nlorr0' n',rnins "frolia- body and owned no property, htnee ' cllurch
pastor, the Itev. It. I I'utnum. will . , . ' " cnureii . wen ouiu. anil
give a sermon on the subject ,'"Z . u . , : the church now owns properly
What It Means to bo a Member'. .M('etl""" Br". al h','l every i valued around $000. Including the'
of the Church " This service will " ''""'""V evening at eight o rlocK church and parsonage. ! In the
be one of Interest to every church TMvh ',nl l"J,! etimony at heal- j three year period the church mem.
member. l,nK- ro eoruiauy niriieu lo.bcrship has licen -doubled many
The nn.i.. i . '"'na tnese iMimce. I times, and the church activities
-cl.-k f n "CCt "i Th0 r"u"",,r room ln ,hc have- Increased along every line.
:...-?... ,n..t,,.e niornlng and Jacobson building, corner of Adams On Monday. Anril 30. Mr. Meir-'
will me. I l e ? .. aVcnU0 0nd E"" ""e"' '" 0""n Bor will leave La Grande, going
even.ne Th. k ln,, every . day from .! 2 o'clock until I frlim hereto Nampa. Ida., where
Z12 J . ln"-'rm!!dla1"'' !'. except Sundays and holidays. , ho will attend the. district assem-
win i, iT.r.r ' ol Goi iblyof thocl.urch.
Foflowlng the regular evening'
Service at 7:30 o'clock Ihern will
be baptism.. This service will be evening nt the Church of God
Ulblo school conference from 7:30
o'clock until nine.
The Hov. Mr. Muligi r. of lluker.
will be ill Ijx Grande Sunday und
will speuk at the First JJaiilist.
There will be prayer meeting und
Bible study ut the Methodist
church south Wednesday evening I
ut 7:30 o'clock.
jOtnneyQi
108 Depot 8t."
La tintade. Ore.
Faihioru Chinge
But Feet Do Not
A -very witty Irishman
once said, "Fashions change
but feet do not." What a
world of wisdom is wrapped
up in these few words, and
how we should all take them
to heart when we set out in
our quest for shoes.
We have tried to do our
part by- providing you with
shoes made of honest leath
er -and whose excellent
workmanship insures the
wearer real comfort. That
isn't all, however. You must
do your part and select shoes
adapted to the use you are
going to give them. Don't
teeter around on spike heels
during workaday hours.: It
never was comfortable, and
now it isn't even fashion
FIND IT
HERE
Coof for tills column must be
. u by a. tu.
' I.NHIJIIAM F. it Ml IIOMIS
. Everything Hut Life Insurance
KOIt Till: IKM SLtt IIT. cut while green und not later than
II is now hoiihcc.canlu;; lime. Yo'i July lfitli. 9js. free from large
i;ill have furniture to be rediilNhed j knots and uccepluble to said school
and picluies to lie framed. Take board.
"The Art Man'
tliem to Hidtardiuin
he does
the homo
framing and Intciior deeoiatlni;
In a few weeks
the regular evening' 'auue rratt win i.c t no " " ' ' '-"""""
o'clock there will laker both Sunday morning unil,"1"" xnere no anenu me sen-
will bo evening at ine cnurcn pi uoil. in f - . mu.M. t
an evangelistic nature and tllo ,no morning ai. n ociock iiih sun- i - - .
pastor will have as his sermon sub- J1' MaK"" Hta t-flolce w ' pasioruio in
In ttddl- or ,lu"y ien anu in mo evi'iilng ,lf
tne suoject'wiii no -nin run i oil-. - --- "
tale." The evening services begin Northern Idaho.
'at 7:30 o'clock. . I The ,(ev- Mr. Sharp will be ac-
i Sunday school Is held every Sun-; compnnled to Iji Grande by his
dny morning lit 10 o'clock, pre. 1 wife, who Is said to be an uccom-
' . . J: .. ... .. ,,H,hn,l liitluifi:..! n,l hln 11(11, i
! daughter, Joan. Mr. Sharp Is a
gruduato of the Northwest Nas-
urene college and is known to bo
his work. The
cry fortunatb to
Jict "Giving Our Best,
tion to the sermon there will be
song service, with tho young poo.
pie's choir and tho orchestra assls.
ting.
Kmclili Lutheran CJini-eli
The Itev. I-elf H. Awis. pastor of ceding the regulur chinch services.
the J.ngllsh Lutheran church
will I
I Said wood to lie delivered. 1 fill 1 deliver the second sermon on lilt I Vonvf M rlllf)l-illil
1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 iT for Ilia kin; I ... ,, , ...... cnnnil mlblict "Kra I'l.rl-i .Ai.-I V 5 . S5-1
beasillful. Take your,,,,,. f, ,.or(ls nt the Willow build- I'enrs Today," Sunday morning ut
Inir, and to be corded tin neatly the 1 1. 0 clock hour of worship. Tho
problems to Itleharilson's Art and .... i ,.i..i.. here directed bv the theme for this Sunday
now i urisi Appears
Gift Shop.
Hemstitching, hitiii, biitloii-
I holes, etc. .Norton' lihhlie Shop.
FA KM LOAN'S: LOWKST I'.ATKH.
Jl. K. IiIXON. I'OI.KV Ill.lXi.
LA GltANIIi;. (Jit Kill N
4-15-1. II
-iy-l,l ..,-(i Mni, ll,in,l.,l fr,K l,t
! delivered bv August 151)1 and
will be
III Our
Will lie Tomorrow -;Z':
An Intercittlnt? tiroram will be
1 Bet him as pubtor, the Itev. L. 1.
Mt-RKcru ducluruii.
Houbts." The Itev. Mr. Awes Is lvi-n tomorrow afternoon t
on or heforo HpttinliiT 1 01 ti. 1 2K. ' tfvlns a scries of five si rnions. tho, Itny lay KiiIiHh labirnaclo.
thu !
In- ;
V, H. IWKKTAIK.NT CO.
O. W. WAHNOCK
f; 1-ll-tf
i;u m;w m:vi 1
lf.''n of nrw und itovrl ul'llrlct.
ail Niiitiiblti nn c;rd ii M, will bt
foiuid MtyKicliarilsnn'ri Art. and tUit
rrtabUt T)m rHr-r! 1 lui v Uk' Hhop. tS;; tin- new I'ai ty ervl;-" ,
rip yon Willi ymr ;
4-10-1.1
t'literUjiiinii:
aewti'y for tin; Im mI and moist ii't-: Album, tt wHI i
tO'dfitc type wilier on 1 he nun K-t
but tan sell you niiy muke. TaO
nt my office and InHpeeL (hem.
Jtooin !. over Kllverthurn'n. V.. C.
Tutky. 4-1'l-lt
wood .noiu i:
Notice In hereby given Dint the
Idxtrlcl JSchool It tni rl nf Sctinnl
I tint t let No. I of I'nfun county.
Orctfuit, wfl) recclvr up to fiv'
u'etoek: I. M. of April L'Mli. JKL'K.
Midi to be lefl with the school clerk ft of which was given last Kun- Plnnlnff at 12:15 o'clock, when the .
day mornfni?. The choir will ren- yearly conference or the primary :
der the anthem "My Kalth Looks "ssoclaHon of the K'lrHt ward will
to Thee." ' i '' held there. The .conference,
Sundiiy school will precede tho consistH of a deinoimt rntton of tlie
church Herviccs ut 'J-.in o'clock, and. PHt year's work In the nrjmary
hT sevetro'cloek in the cvcniivr the
Intermediate. I.uther l.eaguo will
incut In the church imnex,
1'lrNt I'rcb.vtcrinn ('hiiccli
The i-'irat, Presbyterian church
officers a pleasing j)luco to wor
ahlp Kunduy. . Services will begin
with Hunduy school at 1: 4 5 o'clock
in I he morning, with classes for
ail who come. Tills will be. fol
lowed at 11 o'clock with the regu-
tit the Orande Kleclric Co., M12
AdiiniH ave. The board reHerven
I the right to reject any and all bids.
' II. F.. WIM.IAMS.
Kchool Clerk.
Horse Is Savior
Of Homesteader
In Klamath Area
WINN0WINGS !
Tito Washington club, the Men's
organisation of St. l'eter's Kplseo-
HHHOclatlon und about r,n children- 1 111 , , '..t r i, i, ,,""!
i. II I II cS u.u v vim Ml. IIVIIUII
Jiall. Mrs. CJ. J. l-'rankel, presldeht
'of the- Oregon . Federation of Wo-
inen'H clubs, will be tho principal
Her address will be on
will take part In the program.
The public Is Invited to uttend
KI,.MATir FALLS. Ore
Apr. '
Tli ft Milt, I tili, I si frnsilv n nil
f-fiii.i.,, nri.iuMi .. tt.n fiui.'u ii.sit speaker.
parents can honestly commend. Is ll narcotic question. . f
cavee from the perils thut beset ,
the. chiW who Is never given tho1 Mrs. If. W. I'urker will talk on
encouragement of appreciative 'Htevvardshlp" Sunday evening at
comnidnt. ' ' tho 1 First Aluthodist- Kpiscopal
The Most Competent
JUDGE
of the' value of the science of Chiropractic is the person
who has takeu
CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS
and has been relieved of aches and pains,
many in this community.
Then arc
Talk to them. Ask them (o tell you just what ;
the Chiropractor docs. Find out what benefits :
they have received and you will be surprised.
Then let us show you the cause of your trou
ble. The chances are thai this investigation
will save you much pain and suffering now
and in years to come.
I'hone Main 12C
Dr. F. L. Tribe
(I'almer Graduate)
Office Hours: 9 to ti; 7 to 8
New Foley Hitlg.
Zl (Al'l r roin the wilds of South- Jar morning worship hour, at which
cm Klamath linn come n tte of time Mrs. llarley Klchardson wilt
Ni;V HATS nut Till', L,IV Oregon, will receive up to five how horse-sense waved the life- of preside Tit tho organ console. The
Old straw hats rofininhed hUn ' o'eioek: C. M. of April I'M).. JK.'K. homeMeinler. I-runk Svlts. choir will sing "Lift Thine Kye
nw, any color, do not fad, does senied idds ftr f ut ninlilng said IHs- Severely injured from u full. He- lo the Mountains" by Mendelssotin
not sllffen Ihe Htraw. Tit U n yourjtrlet No. 1 with L'un cords of four-jvils nianaged to crawl to his re- and "Victory' by Shelley. The mn
lutl to JtichaidMOii's Ait and Gilt foot spill yellow pine, tamatacl: ' 'ole cabin located far ofr the tor's m-mion topic will be "More
Shop, 4 - ,;.( inid r."l fir wood. -;iif woofl to be beaten track Of clvlll7jitlon. Wlthjfor God."
sufficient food but without water.) At 7:30 ociock in the evening
he Hurfcrt-ri ulonc In the wilderness MIsk lMrls Muguire will hi1 at the
witli none "Ut his homo for com-
COLONIAL THEATRE
TODAY
The Falwc Alarm
The Bronc Stumper
Double
Program
SUNDAY ONLY
PATHE NEWS Comedy, "NIGHT OWLS"
With
EMILJANNLMiS
And
Pola Negri
JJcautifu!
mid
rownTuI
i lcytni(l Compare
Directed by Ernest Lubitseh
puny.
I In desperation Sevlts scrawled
out u note attached It lo a string,
lied the strlrnr around the neck
of IiIh hurno and ndeasetPthe antin-
i al from his tether.
j Tho eiulne trotted off Into tho
woodKand Sevits crawled back Into
Ihlrf cabin, with the thought his
, last chance was staked on prover
bial "hore-Kenno".
Two day later two lumberjacks.
I wlio.se names were not ascertained,
', were trekking across one of the
, many trails of Southern Klamath.
i Tin y were attracted by a horso
which had followed them for miles.
Al rind pitying no attention to the
animal, the lumberjacks were fin
ally moved td at up und look at Iho
animal.
The horse trotted Up to tho two
nii'ii and Impatiently pawed the
ground with tt h Trout hoofs. One
of the Inmberiacka espied the nolo,
and with the horwe In the lead the
two men were soon on their way
to the loinly homeHtead.
A few hours later Sevlts was be
ing given ftit aid and Is now on
the road to recovery. His trusty
horne. needh-Hs to say. Is the hero
of the hour.
pastor will
'That Hard
Suuie of the miniature tomatoes
will prove popular will, the chil
dren us well nn being fine for pre
serves. Ited plum, red cherry, reif
t'urni nt mid their yellow varieties
me all goial.
10 Years Ago
Today
Clitlv .Mi-t'i .ir.i . liMnl tfiir-,
nur mint. l.s iiiilmitUii;. n -nr
of trm-ks.
Heavy Duly
I'ARAt.OLU
Household
UmilER GLOVES
I .M kUi-ttClt, iMMI-HVlcttltitlg.
snnlciiing mid all nmgli wit I
dirty wink.
7oc a pair
I.. & L DruirtA
organ eunsole. Tho
Kpeak on tho subject
Saying."
Tho junior Christian Kndeuvor
soclety meets on Sunday afternoon
at throe o'clock at the church and
ttic Intermediate, senior am young
popple's C. K. societies meet ut
U:3U o'clock.
1'irst M. K. ( bimli
The Itev. L V. Parker, pastor
of tho First Methodist Kplscupal
churcli, will give the closing ad
dress of his recent studies tumor
row morning at 1 1 o'clock. Tho
subject will bo "The Turn of tho
Tide." There-will bo special Pillule
by the choir in addition to thu ser-
' mon.
j Church school meets at f: 15
o'clock in the morning, preceding
'the church service.
I At 7:SM o'clock in the evening
Mrs. H. V. Carker uill speak on
i the subject o "Stewardship" by
'special reiiiest. Then- wl be miisle
ifiulted lo the adiln-MH, The jmbllc
is invited to attend.
St. l'eter's l,dciiiMil Chtu-tii
A vocal solo by Mrs. H, N. Ash
by uill bo a featuroof the Sunday
I morning services at St. l'eter's
1-Jpiscopal church. The solo will
be during tho 1 1 o'clock worship
hour und at this time tho Itev.
Oliver Itiley, rector of tho church,
will give a sermon on the subject
"A New Standard or Measure
ment." Holy Kucha rM Is at eight
o'clock In the morning anrf church
school is al 3:4.Vo'cloek. This Is
immediately followed by the morn
ing prayer ut 11 o'clock. Kvenlnif
ervtecs have been discontinued un
til autumn.
. I'll-1 HaplKt Cliurcli
' -The Itev. Mr. Mauger. of Ihiker.
j Mil occupy the pul pit both Sundny
morning and evening at the First
; liaptlht church. Mr. Manger fcn
i known to be a very luterestltig
Isiteakcr und his appearance Is be
ing looked forward tu by the meui
beis of Ihe church. The morning
Hrrvices will tie precede by Suuduy
J school at 1:45 o'clock.
Ilnnl City dumb
I The Uev. I!. I. Hansen puMor
of the Island City Community
church, will speak on the stibji-ct
"The Mlessedness of Faith' Sunday
morning ut the H o'clock hour of
worship. The Sunday school will
i meet at ten o'clock.
"Kpworth League services will be
held at seven o'clock In the oven
Ing. The public is cordially In-
: vited to attend.
Church or llir Nnjin-iK
Church services will bo held at
II o'clock in the morning and 7:2"
it'eloek In the l'eaing at the
Church of the Niixaren Sunday.
The UeV. I. I'. Meggers. psMor of
tlie church, will bring the inessngo
hi the morning, and u.tln In tht .
re
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