La Grande evening observer., August 30, 1929, Image 10

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Sfcws othe Churches
Conference Year
: To Close Sunday
In M. E. Churches
Closing of the confurenoj y-Jtr In
(lie Mnlho(ilnt :litin-hn ami tin;
announcement Hint tin; Itev. J. It.
Keodhum, nn'KidiiiK vUlw of tin:
Portland llHtiirt, of Corvu)!in, will
occupy thu pulpit ut tin M. K.
Church South IciuIh uddltlonul In
terest to worship in Im (Jrniido on
Kept. 1.
It Ih also m-arly tlmis for tlm
ft'suming of m-rvlci-H iiftt.-r tin- wiim
liicr vucal ion. The; I .it In-inn
church vacation will end S-pt, b
and on the name day, tin- KpIkco
pullanfl will ichuiiio rhiirrh wlnml.
1 Church nnnounceim-niH for Suu
Suy follows:
M. K. C'him-li South
The Itev. J. H. Ncodhniii, n sid
jns elder of the Portland dintict,
if Corvalllw, will preacti at hot h
Services Sunday, ut t ho M. K.
t'hurch South. The flint i:mrlftly
conference will he held Saturday
nlffht. Sunday school will nn-rt al
10:00 a. in. under the miperliiien
Ouncy of W. A. Klum, and the vhk
ifo. will meet at 7 p. in. at Un
church. Prayer inert Ink Ih Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
F Tho Sunday hcIiooI ami m-rvfeeH
indicate Increased attendance In I
4pltn of the fact that many of tin
people are away on vacations. The
ohuich Invites all who will to wor
ship with It, especially (hose hi
(hat section of the city. The pa
tor'ri family, formerly residing In
Oklahoma, Ih expected lo arrive
lit her Saturday, Sunday or Mon
day. .They uro driving through In
p car.
;i !
f St.-. IVIer's Kplst-nptil C'lim-cli
(' The Kptscopal church will not
bcgli) church Hfluml until Sunday,
Sept.; H, It 1m announced.
' Morning prayer will liegin at II
a. in', on Sunday anil Die Itev. M.
U. TnnyHon will npenlt on tin; "sub
ject :"No ScarH." Mrs. II. N. Ash
by will ho ut tho organ.
i I'flHt M. I-. Cliiirch
,-' Sunday closes the door of I his
cunferonce year and opeiiH II on a
new one In tho Methodic church.
The pustor, tho Hev, V. K. Hall,
IxipOH'that this pivotal Sunday will
lie a. rod letter In the local church.
This, will nisei ho observed as Good
ing day and ho urgos members of
Ih" congregation to hrlng I heir
Gooding dollar or Head It to I he
morning Herviec.
Tito auhject of the pastor's dis
course Is "in Which l'mv? or Tho
Congregation as Seen hy tho Pas
tor." At thu close oT I In; Sunday
He hot) I session Ihn pleliiro awards
for summer attendance will hs
service will begin at 7 p. in. There
made. Kpwurth league devotioiiul
will ho no evening preaching ser
vice. l'lr-,1 Church of Clulsl, NHc.nlM
. Mnrvlfiiu uill In. h. .1.1 Wniiili.u nl
11 o'clock at I'lrst church of
Christ, SelentlMt al Klrsl and Wnsh
Isgton streets,
"Christ Jchus'' will he the sub- !
jert of tho lesson wermon In alt
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
Sunday,' September I,
The golde:i text will be: 'Am ye
ha. v! therefore received Christ
Jesua the Lord, so walk ye In him;
... for In him ihVellclh all tin
fulness of Uu (lodhead bodily."
(Col. i!:0, H).
Among the eHatlons whieh will
a !.!... i
comprise the hsson serinon will be
the following from the lilble; "Kor
fled Kent not 11 Is Son into the
world to condemn the world; but
that tin- world through him might
be saved." (JotlU 'A : 1 7 ) .
Tho lesson k rinon will also in
clude the following passages from
the Christian Sclenee hxt book,
"Science and Health with Ivy to
hte Seiiptures." by Mary liaker
Kildyf "If we wish to follow Christ.
Truth, 11 must be in the way of
Cod's appointing . . . we must for
sake the foundation of materia!
sywtems, however time. honored, if
we would gaiu the Christ, as our
only Saviour" (p.
Sunday school is held at
o'rloek every Sunday morning lor
children up to the age of twenty
yea in.
The Wednesday e t-ning meet -lug
whieh inelud'S t'stimoiiit'S of
healing is at S o'clock.
The I'-ading room in (he West
J.tcobson building Is op-n i-vi-ry
day exept Sundays and h-gal lioli
tlajs from 'J to 4:Ho o'eloek.
The public; is cordially invited to
attend the church servleen and visit
and use the reading room.
Christian Church
Tim snbjeet of the pastor's s-r-mou
dining the morning worship
eomiuem-lng at J I oeloek al the
Central Cliunh of Christ, will be
"Work an l"n realized I tlesslng."
'I'll is follows Hi hie school at D: la
)i. m.
Ill Hie i-Vellliig a Ullifb d sei viec
will be held at 7::iu o'cloek. The
song aervlce will be assisted by the
young peopled choir. A discu.'isboi
of the Christian KnoVavor topic
"Loyally to "ur Work" and a
iii in ale Hi't-mon ".b-sus' cha Ib-nge
to Loyalty" will conclude the service.
(7:4.1 p. m. Weekday S' lvices fol
j low: Tuesday at 7:4.1 p. m., l-'rl-I
day, preaching and testimony at
1 7:4:1 p. m. All are welcome to at
i tend.
Worked 100 Days; Made $65,000
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SiiinmeiM Illn
S'-rices will be held Sunday at
the HumiiH-rvillc church beginning
at I'c l.l a. in. The message u ill
be given by .Mrs. -Maude M, Stif
ller, pf I.a (Irande.
t. : ' is
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It.iptM Chin-cli
The Itev. It. .Marcus Coilwii.,
new jiablbr itf the Khst Haptist
chUK-h, wlfl occupy the pulpit Siiii
flay morning at 11 o'clock, follow
ing I tilde sebocjl at ;i;4:1 a. m. with
Mrs. M. Itynum. as superintendent.
Miss i'liambeis will sing a lo
during Die morning worship and
the Lord's supper will be observed
at the Hervjcos close.
In the evening at 8 p. in. tho pas
tor will deliver his second sermon
In La flraiide, and tho congrega
tion will join in songs. Kverybody
is welcome to all of these services.
Oregon Brings
In 100 Families
During August
WINNOWINGS
- r s
(iospel .Mission
The revival meetluns coiidiu-tefl
by l'jva,pgest Letter ("arisen will
continue I tils week u at i I Sunday
night.
Sunday's services follow; Sunday
school ID a, m., morning worship
II a. m.. evening evangelism al
The Itev. Leif if. Awes, who will
return to Ln Grande early In Sep
tember, will resume the pulpit at
I he l-uiglish Lutheran church on
Sept. H. There have been no church
services during the last month,
whieh has been observed as a va
cation in tho ub.se nec of the minis
ter. Sunday closes the floor of thla
conference year and begins a not her
at the First M. l. church. Sunday
also will be observed as Gooding
lay.
Sunday evening will be tlm con
cluding meeting of tin; revival
meeting at the Gospel mission.
10d Allen (above), Nevada prospector. Is just S(I.1,immi to the good,
because be heeded a pal's call for help, llert llttt. veteran "pocket
hunter," found a promising cinnabar deposit near .Minn, Xcv., but
as he was busy developing ;t e.i.Jd property, be asl;ed Allen to open
the new claim, promising half i.f the ale priee if he could sell it.
I'M worked with pit k and shovel I no days. Milt sold the property
for $ I :n,ouf-aiid I'M gets half.
'hri
I The ofTichil bo:ird of tli
i I la n church will hold its monthly
meet ing Monday evening at 7 :4 ;1
o'clock. The Women's M issionary
hold its monthly meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at -:if"
o'clock.
Church school will begin at the
Kpiscopal chureh Sunday, Sept, s,
it is aniioiineed by the rector, the
Hev. ,. G .Tennyson.
Tho Itov. .1. It. Needham, pre
siding elder ot tile Cortland district
of Corvallis, will preach both ser
vices Sunday at the M. K. Church
South. The first quarterly confer
ence will bo held Saturday night.
To Itev. and Mrs. IS. M. Godwin,
from l-'i u It la ml, Ida., arrived yes
terday lo assume (lie pastorate of
tlx; First Itaptist church in this
city. Mr. God win takes the place
of the llev. F. . Hess, who passed
rlurlm; .Inn-
sruvr;v .Mtirvr.MX
TIFLIS. Georgia (AC) A scien
tific expedition loaded by Profes
sor Nikbladse is in preparation to
make a geographic survey of
Mount Klhrtis in the central pail
of the Caucasian mountain ridge.
A meteorological .station will be es
tablished on top of the mount at
an elevation of 17,r.la feet.
With 100 families reported as
having arrived and located in all
parts of Oregon during the month
of August, all records of the slate
chamber of commerce were brok
en, according to W. G. Jd mana
ger, who has just Issued his reg
ular monthly report of land settle
ment activil leu. Anot her record
was also broken in Augast when
Hie new arrivals made investments
in laud, buildings, equipment ami
other property amounting to ?4nti,
h5l.LT). The new residents also
purchased H,!'tJi acres of land,
most of which was not formerly In
cultiratiun.
An Interesting sidelight on at
tracting new settlers to Oregon is
revealed by Manager I do who
stated that California lias been
sending tin: larger proportion of
the new people, many of whom
were drawn to that slate hy news
or the Itoiilder dam development.
Since It will be several years be
fore water will be available for the
Moulder dam lands, many of these
prospective settlers nave been di
rected to Oregon, largely through
the efforts of the I, OS Aflgeies of
fice of the slate chamber. An in
tensive campaign for new families,
investors and parties Keeking busi
ness and industrial opiKirt unities
will be carried on this fall and
winter through the Los Angef
headquarters.
Ruth Elder Weds
Walter Camp Jr.
NKW TOIIK, Aug. 3". (Al')
I Walter 'alui Jr.. president of In.
I uplratlon l'letures Inc., anil Until
Kliler, flier and motion picture ac
i tress. were married yesterday
i In the municipal chapel by City
Clerk Michael J. Cruse.
The engagement of Miss KIder
I and Cunip. president of Inspiration
j I'tetureH Inc., and son of tlfc laty
Walter Camp, "lather" of modern
foothall. was announced last week
while Miss Kliler was flying in the
women's air derhy from .Santa
I Monica, Cal., to Cleveland.
i;i:i.ic itvi:i I'lto.u
SHANNON' .
DI'lil.lN (Al'l One of the old
est sacred 'ruins in Ireliii'!. i'-l.
Lua'a oratory on Kriars' Island in
the river Siiauaou, iL,oing to be
moved as a nsult of the l-Yee
male's Shannon eb ctrli ily develop
ment scheme. The little oratory
wlflch dati-J from the slith century,
would be under water if left where
it ls
Itt'TII KI.DKIt.... bach
AIIOV IWC'KAKII I
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 3d
(A) I' Alton l'Mcliard, .'.'J, artist,
cartoonist, musician and lecturer,
died here .yesterday.
rackard achieved ,1 reputation in
the ISIMi's as a cartoonist and ar
tist for the Minneapolis Journal.
Chicago Times. Haylon Herald and
the Chicago Sunday lilade.
ANCOI'I.KMK. Trance (Al")
'our persons who appropriated
cits of a wrecked airplane near
ere as souvenirs -were arrested
,i,i giv. n jail sentences, one man
in t six days for taking the Hii'l
hink, a woman got four days lor
l iking the dead filer's naif and
Iv.o men got two days for break
ii ; off pails of the fuselage.
I'lniM i:iii:s iiiiu;
KTA.MHOI'I,, Turkey (Al')
miracle of mnilcrui.utlnn Is how
recent bl-ycle ride of it Moslci
priest lli re una described.
Turkish urii . ils often ride i
solemn digntly upon the hacks
donkeys hut this was the first
corded case of a "llodja" on
1, level.-.
Doran Proposes
Policing System
SAX KliANCISCO, Aug. Ill) (AP)
Ornpo growers and shippers of
California now have under con
sideration a recommendation by
Dr. James M. JJoran, federal pro
hibition commissioner that the or
ganized producers and distributors
themselves establish a policing
system designed to prevent their
product from being put to illegal
use after it leaves their hands.
Nervousness
Nervousness is a condition which is seldom diiu lo
a single cause and one for whieh there is no sonde
specilc. Less work or iday and more rest is usually
beneficial. However, there is often a direct spinal
irritation of one or more nerves.
As this is a condition for which medication offers no
relief, it is always advisable that there be a compre
hensive examination of the spine. Often, thousrh not
always, spinal adjustments reach directly to the seat
of the trouble. See your chiropractor; perhaps your
nervousness is of that sort.
By my chiropractic health method and electrical
treatments I correct diseases of the eyes, ears, nose,
throat, luiifis, heart, stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels and
lower organs.
Make your appointment for health by phoning- l'J7-V.
DR. J. E. WOOIJELL
211 Sonimer Ilhlg. , Hunts; !-.", 7-S l M.
House calls answered.
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1 ' im: June. ibievei... fi? tFjS S!S. 5FT.. seS. miW&$BSm
Buy on a. Sound Basis! A
M t VVi&KL us enthusiastically celebrate Xf, f,! h W
"Wb stand behind every Used Car
bearing the Red Tag
with an OfC
that counts
Guaranteed tol
contain no nllcrs.. 1
adulterants, arti-!
ficial flavors oi;
artificial colors,1
I
ill
and we are all laborers. Lei'
us enthusiastically celebrate
this day, set aside to honor the
world's most constructive force.
Picnics and week-end trips wijl
demand extra dainties appe
nding items w hich aaicway
yx jiuics nave maue special
'.'A preparations to supply
ot rsalcway and
txwe.
YIl t
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ssaEsa.''
Sugar
Ture C & H Cane
Cloth I!atf $1.69
ioo-u
lias ....
$6.49
Flour
LOOK
iit these Outstandimi Used Car Values
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l!)28 Chev. Landau Sedan . . . .
l!28 (liov. Standard Sedan ..
1928 Chev. Coach 8000 miles .
1927 Chev. Coach ..
1928 Whippet Sedan
1927 Whippet Coach
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. 5:r.()9
. ;$75.()
. :2:.oo
$29:.00
Ol'K tr.id c.ir department is operated under the
f.inioii Chevndet Red O. K. TaK svslem.
Coder this plan, we attach a Chevrolet Red O. K.
Tan to the radiator cap of every reconditioned
car show ine. exactly what vital units of the car
have been checked or reconditioned by our expert
mechanics.
We believe that no f titer system of used car mcr
i hai.diMnt: h.i-, i er been winked out for it assures
the customer honest value, as well as a dependable,
satisfactory car.
line to the ure.it popularity of the new Chevrolet
Six, we li ne on band at this time a wide selection
of "O. K.'d" used c.if- taken in trade on new cars.
Come in and look them over. You are sure to find
ex. u tls the car ou want at a price that will ama:e
eu. .At'.o ct.l ict ills are Lwri'ueii.un v.i.
Chevrolet Co.
iSVxt to OhsiTYiT (I. 1,. 1 .arisen M.iikii;i i' l'lmne .M;
tin 'J
v-"- i
ti "i czv I
-3u I
Oregon Meanly
The family favorite. It
makes better bread
and pastry.
49t, $1.79
4 u'bbi.) $6.98
Coffee
Safeway Blend
lilended and roasted in
our own sanitary plant
from tho finest coffee
the world produces.
y;; 50c
3 n.u; ... $1.45
Lard
Carsten's or Armours
1 '. S. Inspected
o. 10 (T 1 01
I'ail .
Cookies
Snowball, niarshmal
lnw centers, real fresh.
Pound 25c
Mayonnaise
Child Medal Brand
39c
Sweet
Pickles
Wilson's full tit. jar.
Each 49c
Potato
Chips
Real crisp
3rKc;s 20C
Libhy's
Boiled Ham
Sliced
Lb. 55c
Whole Ham
Lb. 49c
Cakes
Society Brand
A complete
assortment
Each 25c
Clicquot
Club
(linger Ale
I .al Ke. sized bottles.
6. ou $1.00
Hams
Carsten's T.C
'ery mild but well
cured. They have the
flavor. :, or whole
ham.
Pound 34c
Cheese
Full Cream
Pound 29c
mes
Max-I-Mum Br.-.nd
Larj-'e oval i-tns.
Tiinialii or .Mustard
3 CA.S
JJc
Tomatoes
Fancy stock
Box 59c
Watermelons
Fancy Klondike
Pound 1V2C
Salmon
Mai-I-.Muni Biand
Bed Alaska Suekeye.
This is the best on the
market .
CANS 55c
Walnut Meats
Kmerald Brand
X'acuiim packed in san
itary cans.
Each 39c
Celery
Well Bleached
Each 11c
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TWO STORl-lS IN LA (ill AN DM. SHOP AT YOl'R NEARMST STORM.
Stoic No. Go Phone M-GlK) Store No. S50 Phono M-711
for the Red Tag "with an OK that counts"
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