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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1928)
Salurilay, December 1. i;A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Winter Coats Select Yours Now! Tweeds, I lonic-spuns, and Camel finishes, $21.85 to $55.00 tyftatenfumb- Sue. .-.-..iwj. Miilll 813 t'll-unllijf & l'rctisllltf Juit, Nfpws of the Churctupa Storm Prevents Pulpit Exchange Sunday Morning Presbyterians La Grande And Pendleton Forced to Give Up Plans As First Announced The Uohnenkamp Mortuary mil anil SI. HAL IlOIIMIXK AMI Licensed Km hu liner I'h. Mil In 4a lUiy or Night Several of liif f-liuicliiH of lu Cr.iiiil" iiif iirmoiiiM iiik h'itliiii'H of em-clal i III porta lire and I lit el cut lit muiH! HiTvicy tomorrow. One, Hud pioniiw-d to he most unusual, nunoumed Friday In Hint Ihi: l;istoiH and e.hoii'H of tin- l'endle t'Hi and I .it (Jrunde l'renhyler lun rhurehen Mould cxcliiuiKu uti Hun day iiiorniriK, lint Hi' hiiow ritorui tins morning furred the poHtpone-iin-nt of thin, instead, tin- I lev. J. George Walls will ii'-a h here an usual mid thn Itev. (ieorue Hi urn will remain In lit I'endlc tun pulpit. .Sunday Hlhle, nehool at :4f o'elorli. Jiiniui- Christian Kndeavor at II o'clock. Ol her Kroups of 'lirad -lan Kndeuvor nireLiuKH at CiUO o'clock. Cent nil lunch or 4'hrisl Kervhef of the day open wllh the Klhlir Mchool Hchtdul. il lor : 4 r. t lie usnal hour. "The Whole rlmrch Ullinif Tho Whole Task," 1h (ho theme lor the mornlntf Her nion. The annual Kvery-iiirniber n vhhh to ralKe tho yearly hudKet 1 helntf coudiicled at thlH time. If every member should conic to the Herviee tomorrow inornitiK with the pledge nil made, the pastor renilndH that the oi k will he consider- tlio pastor and choir will put on a hen til II ul und unlnue Hervice en titled "The ,lfe ol Our Saviour in Scripture mid Souk." C hristian Science Si I viceH will he held tomorrow inorniiiK at 1 1 o'clock at the l''irnt Church of Christ. Hrjenliwt, cor' tier Kit Hi mid WiiMhiiiKlori. The mibjert will he 'Ancient ami Mod ern Necroiiianey. alln Mesmerism and Hypnotism, J ii-iiounred." Meet Ihkh are held each Wednesday iitKlit t X o'clock which lniuile leMtlluoni'-M of heallrif,'. The rend ing room In tin- WVst-Jacohson . uiiditiK In open every day from 1- l j 4:1(0 o'clock. St. WINN0WINGS v GIFTS THAT PLEASE! l'olll(lt-ltt or Do. Vilnius I'eif'uinizcis Perfume Lights Perfume Droppers 50 to $12.50 tonic In mill loult oer our rniuplete iita.t MmL. L & L. Drug Co. d, and tin work of the committee (,'reatly IcsMelied. christian Kndeavor 0:'li o'clock Junior, Intermediate and Young l'oople'H, The, evening evungeliHtic ervlcc at 7;ii" prouiiM H Hpecial music with Nick HukIh-h and IiIn choir and orchi'Hlra in chaiKe. The subject of the evening sermon Is announced to he "Who 1m Your Attorney ?" A week from Sunday, the Wom en's Missionary society will have charge of one of (he service; und Mrs. I'uluam'will he the speaker. Services for the week. Include an official hoard meeting In the mi- I m on .Monday evening at 7 ; :t0 I o'clock, practice of the young peo- pie's choir and orchestra at the parsonage. JUS Hemlock street, Wednesday evening ut H ami the ! monthly "Church Night" TIiiiih j day evening, with mipper at U;SU ; followed by a Hervlce ut 7:110 and a message "What Is Christianity'.'" Mrs. Jerome, Campbell will have chaigi or the supper. I Him. -MeiiMaiisi i;pi.( opni I The Junior church is coming to I be a veiy Important feature In (lie day's program at the Methodlsl ; church and the young people arc receiving an Interesting message leach Sunday morning either from the pantor or Mrs. Hall. Junior : church convenes In the iiudilorluin 'at Hi:. Mi tt'clock and Is liumedlate j ly follow m by the regular morning I serviei. ol uoishlp. At this hour the Kev. V. I). Hall ulll preach ''The Itlshoii'H Srruion" and In the evening 7::m o'clock will speak on j "W leu Nlckli S." I Miyd Jackson will conduct t lie i :p oi l h I -eague clevot ionat meet , lug at ti-.'M o'clock. Sunday, evening, Itereiuber It, A Sale Place to Huy - - - - A Sure Place lo Save rJ'he World's lilconomy Store SALE Is ((rowing .stronger daily fur its hifj'li prade nu'iclKiiidiso and lowest jirices in sales history that are involved. HE MERE .MONDAY! We liave one. of the finest assortments of Christ mas jjifts for the family almost at half price. ECONOMY STORE The More U lib Mln Alpert, I'ntp. in Center of lliiiiiuice CtOV Ail. tins Ave. Tiie regular mont lily church ! nifilit at the Central 'hurch of Christ Is to be held on Thursday evening, the program opening with n ti:30 o'clock suppor, Mrs. Jerome Campbell lias charge of the supper on this occasion. An III ust ruled leet ure accom panied by !G colored slides deplet ing prominent hccim-h in 1'alestini itt announced for tomorrow even big at the Ktiglish Lutheran church on M a ven in- between Third and Fourth streets. 'm I jiiseopnl Services at Kt. J'd.-r's l-;piKcop:il chuich tor tomorrow tnclude holy ucliiirist at K o'clock, eh ui i-h The I lev, and Mrs. Vernon S. school at '.iMft o'clock, mor ning j Hull and daughti-r returned today tii-rvlce at 11 o'clock, Wayl;ir-rs' i from Weiser. Idaho whero Ihey gullrl al r:4r. o'clock and the holy .spent the Thanksgiving vucnliun uL incut of anointing the sick at 'the home of their (iuughtcr und :tu o'clock. At the II o'clock hour, t here will be chora I cc.-hra1 ion of the holy communion. The sermon nub- t "The 1'njm.t Steward." Mrs. I'Morenee Lynch Miller will offer a .solo, and Mrs. II. N. A.shby jit. the on.sol" vill play lor a prelude "The Mrook" Koisilessie, for I In offer- j lory, I'.everle ' by St. ( la ire audi for (he postludc. ".March" by (Janne. , The service In I ho vening for the anointing of the sick will lie in accord wllh ancient usage ami will Include Intercessory prayer for thof-c who are absent and laying on of hundH and anointing lor those who ur pp-cseiit. A short service and explamillou nf th- sac rament will prereile the (K'tin'l an ointing. This seivb-e Ik tipeli lo all who desire In ;ilt-nd and is free from financial objectives. .Musical numbers, with Mrs. Ashby at the console will be pre lude. "Cavalina" by Itaf f; iffer tolre, "1 lefiieinlliig Nielli" by St. ckiir anrl fm nosllmle "I-'istival March" by Messier. hurch of ;sl Sunday seder)! is announced fur 1 U o'chark w ith preaching at I 1 o'clock. The young people will meet ut I:S0 o'clock, Mrs. (b-orgi flunk being the president. The evening SeriUOll Is to be delivered by the Iter, (ieorgc I'lntiim'-r who will have for his suhjeet "Sin. What it . lis Inflect and the Hemedy." I-laml Cliy Community Cbunli The pastor, (he Kev. II. I. Han sen will have for his subject nt tlm II o'clock servico "Coil's Thought ( "once rn In it I s." The service of worship follows tho regular Sun day school at Hi o'clock. Miss Minnie Holimin being the superin tendent. At the 7 o'clock hour In the i-v u Ing. the Kpworth l.ca-tu timets. This will be a special service ot dedication ami communion by the young people. A very fitiini: und impressive service has been pro pared for this time A cordial invitation in extended to all. Stilwtlfoii Army At Hie Salvation Army binracks the following services tor loiuor row ant announced, a holiness meeting ati II o'clock; Sunday School ami Itible class ut 1!:.!" o'clock and young people's meet ing al i; o'clock. Week day services are held on Tuesday, Th ursday a ml Sat Urdu y evenings at s o'clock. A varin hall, comlorlable tseals and a cot -dial welcome ale inr luded in I he In vital Ion for all lo join in t lose services of praise and testimony. lingli-dt l.ulberau At the morning uorshtp. begin ning at II o'clock, the pastor will family. A group of about a score- of high school girls belonging to tho Met hod 1st church have, formed & missionary society this winter and for the first hair of the year are taking u Hip u round the' world visiting the station . v here the Standard Hearers are conducting m Pinion work. They term It u voy uk of Good-will, uru making the Journey on the H. H. l.ouwe God Iroy and inevt uvery two weeks. At tho hour of the evening service In the near future the girls aio giving a pageant, which promises to lie very good. The young people at tho Island City Community church are plan ning for a special service- at the church tomorrow evening at tho regular hour of worship, it lias been designated as a "J dedication and Communion' service and an invitation Is extended to all to;U-tt-nd. The Itev. K. O. Hens, pahtor or tho J-irst HaptlM churcb 1 among the number who have been laid up this week with the flu. Mr. Hess is Momo better but will not be able to fill his pulpit tomorrow. Speak ers w 111 be secured and services held according to announcements appearing elsewhere in today's pa per. An evangelistic servico Is an nounced for tomorrow evening at tho Central Church of Christ. Nick Hughes and his orchestra will hud tho music. The Itev. It. C. Lee. pastor of (he Methodist church at I'nion and tho young people of his church will ; hold wi vices at Hot Lake Sunday i evening at. 7: so o'clock. Tho pub lic Is invited. ' The Itev. Vernon K. Hall, pastor of the Method lt church, and hie iholr, wilt put on a Deauiiful m-r-vic entitled "The Ufo of Our Saviour in Scripture and Song" Sunday evening, 1-iee. I Musical numbers ut tho First M. K. church tomorrow will in clude a solo by Kaymond Williams "J.eavo it With Him" and three organ numbers by Gladys Miller, who will play 'A wakening" by Kugleiuun. "Offertory in G" by i.oud und the "Anniversary Murch" by Jirh. jA GllAMn CHl'llCil iiiiiixTion Methodist Church South, Kir and U streets. Knglish Lutheran chuich. M ave nue between Fourth and Third streets. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Iuy Saints tabernacle. First Ward, O avenue between Fourth and Fifth streets. La Grande Second Ward (L. 1. K. ) chapel, corner Fir street and Y avenue. St. feter's Kpiscopal church, cor ner O avenue und Fourth street. Seven Juy Ad ven lists' church, corner M u venue and Fifth street. First I'reHbyterian cliurch, cor ner Sixth street and Washington avenue. Fi rst Hapt 1st ch urch, corner Sixth street and Spring avenue. First Methodist Kpiscopal church, corner Spring avenue and Fourth street. Outral ('hurch of Christ, corner Seventh street and avenue. Church of God chapel, corner X avenue and Spruce street. Church of Our Lady of the Val ley (Catholic), corner Fourth street and L avenue. First Church of Christ, Scientist, corner First street and Washing tun avenue. Lane Community chapel, corner First und Crook streets. Lighthouse Gospel Mission, 1602 Jefferson avenue. Nazareno church, corner Y and North Hlrch streets. Salvation Army Hall, 211 Fir street. M. I. A. Program To Be Given Sunday Tim M. 1. A. iininOily conjoint proKl'lim will bo lii-lfl Kimday evun iK ut 7:30 o'eloi-k at the 1.. U. B talicrnutrlo. The program follows: commun ity sinRiiiB "Our Al. 1. A.", Invoca tion, vocal dU' t liy Hulh Hlack and Mclviii I'almcr. slocun prcHi'iucil ly Glen Waid. iiu ornull lo hy Ituth Ilrumwcll, reading hy J nnic Stoddard, naxohon' solo hy Stan ley Kundcl, n:lold stury hy Guy Andrews, piano nolo hy Donald Motcalr, uddrc-SM ly Clurlt Wihb, ladies' vocal sextet und hinedic- tion. Or. John H. Watson says no one today knows how lo rnlBe a child. The doctor should have made n Pennsylvania, exception no one knows how to J.C.PENNEYC0. 108 Ih-poC St La Grande. Ore, Men's Sweaters Heavy Fleece-Lined Very warm and durable, Beece-lincd, in solid colors and two-color combinations. Right for work or general wear. $1-19 raise a child hut those people haven't any. people renlb'.e the importance of naturally and regularly cliiiiinatinn the waste mate rials of the hotly each day. If your howcls are not properly throwinj; off the poisons of the hotly, then the system gradually ah sorlw them and disease is the result. Chiropractic Adjustments have hecn rcmarkahly successful in even stuhhorn c.ises of "constipation." Chiropractic Corrects the Cause Dr. F. I, Tribe (Palmer ii udinit v ) I'hone aUIr WO New peley Hhlif. Office Honrs: to 6; 7 to 8 ileliv "The ehoii' Ullee I IL Hel'liioii I'mvel' of l-;pt Will Milk- the Ye With Jen M llMttl In Suudiiy ItM'k. "Tom inu' siibi.-et t.f In be i-lvvi n'clorU. It will be I '.Ml ;h.h'S. 'I'I.e pr ouder Ihc iiUslle..-t l.tiu'ue. The pnhlir t III.- Hllbjee limey." Th int hem "!;' iuleiii." Tit els III :i:l I'itl. Intr ttille" St I 111,' r MillLT is lilt 1 I III ill ' Itllst rated v il ll M il in Is Ki 'tl I lite l.llllier is in iti'd. Mount I In S.. utli M'H ill. (Hit t .bior lo i'ii thill (here; these ttiiys The li i ll to have 111. tris lllS-lste If hose j t le y "' 1 rot them. :t n;i. . I Smit h Ainerieii, tfl. 11 i eelom est I IS I't Ople 1l At ne' ilinf r 1 1 1 1 p lit ill tiling III tile pilpels ept e.U.M.lHleH. :il. 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