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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1930)
f- atre Ten LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, January 2-1, 1930 mj ill . News othe Church Dr. Packard To j Give Campaign In Church Here 'Nnfpfl F-vanrrpliKt: nnrl T?a- .t uiu L ixawi VUiujug tu Christian Congregation in May. ' Lr. Paul W-nry Packard, on; of America's fun-wont evangelists ajid noted radio pastor, Jim been called to Ia (I rand- for an evun gHlstlc campaign In May. The Cen tral Church of Christ extended him a unanimous call on Sunday morn lnir lo had them In u pre-Pente-cOt meeting. Ir. Packard is pa-tbr-evangelist, Wichita Falls, Texas. The great church of which he is pastor grants him several months nach year for general evangelism for which he In eminently fitted. "i, Kvangellst Packard has won 00, 000 for Christ in his meetings and located pastorates, jle is a most successful radio preacher, having1 recently conducted a series of evan g el is tic meetings by radio with ex cellent results and souls converted. Ot recent yearn he has conducted many successful campaigns In the west ; and northwest, - Including Poise, Idaho, Yakima and Wenat chee, Wuh))., Portland, Ore., J-o Angeles, Cab, according lo the lie v. It. L. Putnam. Ths. Portland Oregon ian says: 'The. personal magnetism, elo quence and convincing logic of the man held 6000 people for more than un hour, as he fearlessly us- j sailed un-American ideals which have biojght America to the cross j says of him, "Dr. Packard Is as courageous as Martin J-uth ferv nt as Philip iSrooiss and elo 'juent as kl'-nry Ward Ueecher.' The Kansas City Times ways: 'The j greatest evangelists of America j have come to Kansas City, but no one who heard Vr, Packard would ' jucstlon bis rJght to a place anion; I the gr'.aust we havo heard. HiB intellectual power confounds the skeptical, hut his heart power draws multitud'M to decision." lie Is now holding a meeting for' the First Christian church in Wells burg, W. Va. He comes to I-a Grande following a pro-Faster ; campaign with the large First ; Christian church of J,ong licach, ; Cal. This evangelistic effort Is to be the climax of a two years pre- j Pentecost 1&30 program of the lo- i cal church. i Announcements for Sunday I church services follow: ! IJaptiM Church j The subjeet for the morning Her- j iiton at the Paptist cijurcJi will be ; "The Conditions of Salvation," for j the evening sermon "The Danger 1 in Neglect." The topic for the Is. j Y. P. U. meeting will he "What Is , our Church Planning This Year?" I The ladies will meet Friday after j noon at the home of Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Cralapp. The first chap-j ter of the hook "From Jerusuleni j to Jerusalem" will be studh-d. llrs, ; Pflughaupt and Mrs, McAdory, I leaders, Kunday school 'JMG; morn- ' lng worship, 11:00; Ji. Y.- P. L j C:S0, ev-nln(f worship 7:80. Pray- t er meeting, Thursday evening at 7:20. J'irst Frsbyurhm i'Uurtii Sunday morning, J 1:00 o'clock. the pastor of the Presbyterian church will bring a message, using the subject "Where the Living Waters Flow." The Indies Triad choir will sing. The quartet will sing "O J-ord, lie-member Me" by Caro-Ilonia, Mrs. Harley Jiithard on will play the service. Sunday evening 7:30 o'clock, the pastor will speak on "The Light of the World." Mr. Ifansconr will play the service, the choir will sing the anthem "Ught of the World" by Gray, Clark Jtuckman at the or gan. The offertory "Canson 3n doue' by Itirnsky Koreakov, has le.n arranged for organ and piano by Howard Jfanscom, and will be played by Mr. ifunscom at the or gan and PUms Lesley at the plario. Christian Kndeavorers will meet in the parlor of the church at 6:30 o'clock. The Surfday school will meet at d:4& a. in. A cordial welcome awaits all who attend these services. ht. Peter's Jilscopal Church Church school at the Kpiscopal church begins at &;45 and in this connection, the rector says: "We sent the children to school during cold weather. Let us not neglect their spiritual training because of the weather." Morning prayer is at 11 o'clock with Mrs. II. N. Ashby at the or gan. The choir will sing an uu them and the rector's sermon sub ject will be "A Church." There will be no evening service. '"Western Auto'' Announces Newh onWizm'd mid WesternGiant BATTER Timely Savings . . . ! 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Deduct Trade-In Allowance fiom these new low priaci MM 1 X rikrn f'.nnl. t -tKIntittra I rir . . 1 ftl t Uf.inn l.nni, t.u.rjni.l f... . . Ml . 7 (II roll I Uc-ftn i-iant, iuiiinittd Yr $9.97 $11.45 $15.25 ( 169 Stores in the West .j St llll'i Adams Avenue La Grande. Ore. nrst E. CTmn-U hlim Matl Mortoo's group of MiMlonary girls will conduct th worahlp program of the First M K. Bunday Achool next Handay morning at ;4& o'clock, Tlie liiorn mg Brxnon will le the third in thr iMffieii irfcparation for I'eDtecofit'' und tho tht-rno will lo "Power." In thj eveofng', at :30, tho Kp- worth l.capue will mwt In Die church parlors and tho subject of Iho devotional jnet-ting will be Foreign AJisslona The Far Flung Battle J-ure o the Church." The theme of the evening er- rnon t "Methodiern Carries on Id The S4;w llepublic." Ijutberaj Cljimli -Following Bunday school at 9:41 o'clock at the Lutheran church, the paxlor will begin a pre -Lenten ser mon s;rifl of the qualities that characterize the Christian life a illustrated by crises experltces in the life of the Master. The m r- mon topic will be "Preserving the lialance of Life." The annual church meet) rig, in cluding annual reports by officers, etc., will be held Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. This was postponed from last week because of the weather. Gosiiel JtbAion Services at the Gospel mission will open Kunduy morning at 9:45 u. ni. with Sunday school to be fol lowed at 11 o'clock by the morning worship period. On Sunday evening, at 7:30 o'clock, the message will be "Fail ure Without Christ or a Life Full of Joy With Him." M. i:. OiurcJi, South The Itev. J. U. Needham, D. I. of Corvallis, Oregon, presiding el der of the I'ortland district, M. K. Church, South, will preach at th M. K. Church, South Sunday night at 7:30. After services (Sunday night) he will hold the third quar t rly conference of the year. The church urges the presence of all the officials and members of tbe- church. and an Invitation to the public is extended to alt The pastor, the Rev. Frank Hop' kins, will preach Sunday morning at 11:00 a. m. The Sunday school meets, as usual, at S:45 a. m. and the League (young people) ut 6:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at the church and choir rehearsal Thursday night at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Starmer. The young people's choir will meet for rehearsal Friday night at the resi dence of Mrs. Clifford Hicks. First Church of Christ, Scientist Services will bo held Sunday at 1 1 a. in. and p. m, at First Church of Christ, Scientist, at First and Washington streets. "Truth" will be the subject of tho lesHon-sennon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, Jan. liG, Tiiu golden text will he , "The truth of the Lord endureth forever. Praise yo the Lord." (Psalms ii?:::.) Among the citations which will comprise the lesson-sermon will he the following from the Plble: "Tho word ot Cod Is quick, and power ful, and sharper than any two cilg il sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a djscerner of the thoughts and intents of tiic heart." (Hub. 4:12.) The lesson-sermon will also in clude the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to tho Scriptures," by Mary Raker Kddy; "Urugs and hygiene cannot succesKfully usurp the place and power of the divine source of all health und perfection. . . , Only through radical reliance on Truth can scientific healing power be realized." (p. 1C7.) Sunday school is held at 9:45 for children up to the ago of twenty yen rs. Tho Wednesday evening meeting which Includes toHttlmoiUes of healing in tit 8 o'clock. The reading room In tho West Jacobson building Jh open every day except Sundays and legal holi days from 1 to 4:1(0 o'clock. Tho public is cordially invited to alt' iid the church services and visit and use tho reading room. Island City Conuiuuilty Church Services at the island City Com munity church for Sunday open with Sunday school at 10 o'clock, followed by morning worship an hour later. Tho sermon subject Is "The Visit of Christ to Nazrcth." Kpwurth League services arc at 7 p. in. One Point of View For luipplncFR, nflcr nit. Isn't n mnttor of geography or career. You build tt In your heart WINN0WINGS The Lutheran church annual leeting, which was postponed be ;tie ut cold weather, will be held Sunday evening In tho church. One of Un- hailing events of the piiMt week wns the talk by lr. I.. ClazdiiooU, of Washington, at the nic.-tlng of the F.ptseopul Men's I. ih. Dr. C.lazebrook urges that men take a more active part in Ha ir church activities. rite Church of the Air, broad d Sunday afternoon from 4 to & by KNX tmr.ke)) will be heard at l""- ll avenue by nnonc who m Mu s to attend. John Matthews la nilni.sUT of the radio pronruiu. !op I lut.vdon luet tings will lie held Tuesday and Friday evenings. 'lf oii don't think thM Urn Fil- v.ttiou Army was kept busy during (he holiday 8cuMn, jubt glance ut these figures submitted from the Army's central lieadrjuartira tn I'liUaKu." ruld Walter Juekuon, In haro ot tin- local Sanation Army. I'll" iikuivs tullow: Suitnthlng like J.imt'.oiifi puiol of iiliiH w. iv dlMnluli In L'Tt'i Hies and town in niiddle-we.sH-ru Mal-i ( the At m s v urker.. Aiiicmiv; thtut v- t th' ?"P" tn;, 100,000 pounds of toys, C00.000 pounds of potatoeji, 300,000 pounds of applcj, 120.000 dressed chickens, 1 60,000 oranges, 60,000 pounds of candy, 0,000 fruit cakfcs, J40, 000 cans soup, milk and vegetable 12,000 pounds sugar, CO, 000 loaves of bread, G0,00u pounds of coffee, 50,000 pounds of butter CO. 000 packages of crackers and some 4OU.O00 pieces of wearing apparel. Thin report comes from only one of the Army's four territories in the United States and each (of the Others very nearly equalled the work done by the central territory. The above figures are taken from the Tucoma Times. The local branch of the Army ts one of the smaller ones in the western territory, there being about 205 other Army posts in the eleven western states and the Ha waiian islands. stand science, is none otl.tr than a paraailic fly with high teeth that bothers pigeons." The generals in this war ar Pr. C. J. lrake, Iowa state tnttrnol ogikt, and his assistant H. M. Jones. The first phase of the campaign is now completed, Dr. Drake an nounces, and a course of treatment outlined which has been found ef fective in destroying the flies. They ar described as '"strange-looking" and they have a lang st of teeth. They cau&e pigeon materia. SURVEY TO DETERMXVE HOW FAST THKES GROW WAH1HSGTON' (Al')- To dcter 1 mine how many trees are grown in ' forests of the United States and I how fast thc-y grow is the object of Ian economic survey to be conducted I by the United States forest service. Th information g:iineu la Need of Repairs Some peop'e who claim lo have open minds ought to close up for a while S or repairs Altooas Slirror. And Sweet Diipositioa When a man loses his spare tire, he also lose his sense of humor. Atchison Globe. Iff a Thrill A girl can always tell when she's In love. And she generally does. Everybody's Weekly, AVhen Mrs. K. W. Kodwcll shot a 79 over the Savannah, Ga., golf courso recently she established a new women', record for the links, which was laid out In 17aC ,. Ijjl form a basis for developing a forest policy and practice for Iho future, Dr. A. R. Zelffler, former director of tlio Mt. Alto forcut school la I'eniMylvanla, will liavo clmruo o( the study of the flnunclal aspects. Tlio Illinois student who shot hli parents used to read- Virgil', Aeneld for ttmusement. Wo know several other students who also read it just for fun In tho Ens li.sli version. tVally RoettBcr, I St. IouIh Cardi- : Pr,rU paek. at Illinois Wesleyan college. Jack sonville, 111., in winter. PILO.V MALARIA CAUSK IS FOI'M I V QI'KKR FI.V AMK8, Ipwa (AP The heavy artillery of science is being trained upon the pseudolynchia maura. That. French-fried potatoes con be done to a turn if cooked few AT A TIME Hill Bros. Coffee is "done to a torn" bfcause only a few pounds at a time pass through the roasters. That's Con trolled Roasting Hills Bros.' patented, continuous process and it creates a flavor no other coffee has. from the original vacuum Easily opened with the key. HILLS BROS COFFEE j C 10 WHILE IT IS -PRETTY COLD FOR OUTSIDE REPAIR It is easy to fix the attic into a nice warm room with Celotex Just think how quickly it can be done with boards 4 ft. wide and 8 or 10 feet long. Come and See it HOME LUMBER & COAL CO. O 1930 IHHMHBIMHBaBlBBBiMB In e:iSP VOll flon t linilf.T- 1 mmmmmmm jljj gwA-wMiuiiiiii muuammm jjjj 1 orpttlh-gjg 'Ecomoiiiiy Here is a real opportunity for every family in this community to economize. A store-wide sale extra values galore- plenty of everything and everything guaranteed. Stock the pantry 'til the doors bulge. You can well afford to layin a large supply, A k l 1 7 II I S I Kf I 41 I n IS I I I 1 W I. I jga i i i v ia i mm i a 'in i i' ii Sauer Kraut Maximum Brand . A health free winter vegetable, No. 2V- cans 2 Cans 29c Pineapple . . 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Try a can of our Pure Cane and Maple today. 5-lb.Can.. .. ..89c Dates New crop finest quality Golden Dates. , 2 lbs. 25c Split Peas Green Peas, Lentels, Tapioca, Sago, Pearl Barley, for soups, puddings and etc. 2 lbs. 19c Spinach California, green tender stock 3 lbs. 25c EGGS Fresh medium Kan eh Eggs 2Doz... ... ..75c Carrots With the green tops. Beets and Turnips With the green fresh tops Grapefruit Golden Fruit, full of juice Each ...... . . . 1 0c Potatoes No. 1 Inspected tyi'nrln 3 I 3 Bunches 25c 2 Bunches 19c 10 lbs . . . 33c jj , Phone Your Orders, We Deliver. jjjj
