La Grande evening observer., February 07, 1930, Page 10, Image 10

Friday, February 7, 1030
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
frfews othe Churcfei8
Church Program
For Sunday Is
Yen7 Interesting
t rsry of W. U. Starmw, will mefl
JIany Splendid Meeungs ws.-.j.r n:Sr.t. n-d tr i-nnis
Scheduled Stout Ser- i n Tt
t . o i n..-i in thir rtsaUr month!-
. vice and Lincoln fcermun nu,.lr!S 7w.t4A7 cht at the p,.
tO jd GiVCn, I Choir rehearsal To urj-
j r.ght. YotiKff iple' choir
Several vt-ry iafn J.n . i h h ' r'-h-ana! Friday nijfht. The church
prvsrramft air- antnl ior fcn- tkt"c 10 alL
day in I -a. OmrA, ke-I of Tf.e ks fir- !rrs4trrin Clionr-tt
lo of the v.frU.-i i:ui cur-j I'ul a a Cbritin" is the
lent fcut;ets. ; vul-.ct tor Ihe 1r.om1.-x rroon by
U ihe Firt M. K. i-ij.r h j" ,n-: tf; p''', J. Gtrife Wall, at the
dr evening, thf- -r ivsll bi-a.V II o'clock hour at the Presbyterian
birthday s.nmv-.. rv
t iwtr these queatioca in tie I Tleauiy for th Coming ot the Iord
?rrtc Sunday. j Jru Cfarift and Bow to the Fiah-
Thfr Ke inlay cbI will meet st ioa of the World."
;45 a- m. unW the auperintend- j ... -.. ,.
t r.fjr or S . A h:am. The leayoe ;
( purr pt-optO un-1er the jrejd-
WINNOWINGS
caa not h classified as the bead
of a family.
If by rasn of Hloeas cr bscae
on account of butlnees th ui
payer and dependents are aeparat
ed, th common home beirjc main
tained and th taxpayer fomiah
tfc support, tba exemption as
Lead of a family is allowed. More
over, it a taxpayer doe not main
tain a common home but tLe de-
! pendents are at school or supported
I with relative, or In a boarding
! house, white h livea elsewhere,
the exemption is still allowed. If,
however, without nect-saity. the de
pendent continually makes his
1 home e: where, his benefactor is
1 h .,n-
r ill
Ood.' Th
of i'f-::ent
on JVo. :
. even.n:,, there wJM i iy S.out
aerviee, wub the t-iurtJi to-vp
aitend in a isviy.
Christian Omnlj
.hurch jFr.ool at :4i a. jn.
orns the Sunday procrjr.T the
(Vntral "hrch oC rhr:s, fojro
d by niomir-s wor;;ip at 11, with
apecial monic by i-ojr. The
aermon ubi-ct la "Trie 1;. dwelling
Christ.
Christian Kr.iesvr 11.ee! at
p. ni. with -jRi-.r-!n'rnwOi-ate,
high i:oI ar.d o!-l-r youn
people mei-stri? in K-t-tuUr groups
youns eopie are invit'-.l.
The Jky ko;at Ferice : at 7:20
with the cr.tirch troop 10 a;:er.i
in a body and a.iifct wth ihe wrv
ice. The wrmon v.;il Iwr "A IV-y
Kcout in Ksypt." Mother faih-t-r.
friends arid l;oy v.-ty: art
welcome to attend.
churcJi. The- ladieV Triad choir.
Mr. A. I Ilichardson, directfrg.
kMI itJf t3:e r-ew and beautiful
r.il.t-m "Gloria by Bjxxi-Teccia.
Mr. Harley. If. 1 '.it hard son w.ll
pUty tJ.e feerice.
At the evening worship hour,
the pastor bring the se-r-
' U'Or meji-. and the Junior choir
; will sjn-f ?iiend Cmt Thy Ushf by
! Gour.o-1. ML Giads Miller at the
! orf an.
fc'undiy ehroI i at a. m.
; A Eiwini? department of the
i church invito others to meet with
tfc'-se claaea for iitudy of the Book
vi t 'tis.
ihriftiun ?;nd-avor at C:20 is
; ever developing new features
1 h:ch appeal to tho aho attend,
i i ir- Oiurt b of (liM, S-icnil-4
tnr-.cM will be held Sunday at
j 1 1 a- m. and p. in. at F5n?t Church
j of Christ, Scientist, at first and
j Washington aireets.
plrii" will le the ub;ect
A li'jy lfcoat wrke h'unday
evening at the Chrutian cburch nat the bead of a family.
roarxj one o: ine importanl fea
ture of the stout anniversary
eet obiertance in La. Crac de
nse Church of the Air,- John
Hthtws. miniKtr. from 4 to 5
K.VX, at HoUy-ood. from 4 to S
p. rn., Sunday may be listened to
at li avecue.
Kor income-la 1 purposes, there
can be only one head of a family.
The exemption can not be divided.
Most of the ehurtLe oi the city
have paid particuUr attention to
coming students found a sincere
welcome from local congregations-
DAIRYMEN TO
MEET FEB. 25
ON COOS BAY
MAlHrTKUJ. Ore. (AP)
Oregon dairymen will cave an op-
f!Atern (irMron Normal -hoo! 1 Pon unity to se cattle grazing in
student with a few having spe- i wn meadows in February when
cia! meelings for them. The in- j urc ,ilE memoers or me
ur-son tnirj- i-eo-:aiion gainer
in Cvos county February 15 and
(. ior their annual convention. An
nouncement of the dates for the
meeting were made here this
week.
The d--ci?ion to hold the meet
ing on Coos bay was made at
lha Medford convention last year,
the exact dates being left to the
exec u ti e boa rd. P. M . Bra r.d t,
head of the state college dairy de
partment at Corvaliis, is secretary
of the association.
The program, as tentatively out-
INCOME TAX
FACTS
No. 5
lUcognizing that single persons,
by reason of the care and support
of others, are entitled to cont;de ra
ti on. the law provides that the
"head of a family" shall be ai- lined will include tallia by prom
lowed the same personal exemp- j inent state and local dairymen, lo
tion granted a married person, j eluding C C. l5xon of Shed: K.
JJSC'O. The head of a family is - Jamhon of Marshifeld; Alton
defined by regulations relating to s Kay of Kiverton and Harvey Hale
1 s 1
1 1 jr"jF
M fA T
Mr Mrtlioilb I.pl,ul l.tm h ln-sermon in all Churches
The subject of the d:y n.om- & on Feu. .
Ins worship hour at the M. I-.: 1 liV
church U 'The Great P'-ace." The 3 't, nor by power but by
subject of the evening s-.rvice is ; y spirit. ajth the Ix.rd of Hoa--Uncoln,
Man of God." The mu!c ) (Zch- 4:t-
of the Dtrnln? includes prelude, j Among tih citations which iil
-liarcarolle." offt-rtory "A lialUd" i comprise the leon-erinon will be
by Grieg and n m hem "Ity liaby- t thft following from the illble: The
Ion's Wave' by Gounod. Gor?e 't I' tter kUieth. but the spirit giveth
Moats and IaVelS l:icbey re ! - - - No th i lhat
leaders of the Kpnorth ly-agne de-i .wldrit: and where the Kpirit of the
votional meeting. j I-rd in, there is liberty." (II Cor.
M. K. Cbunli, Stilli j Z:C. M).
"Judaa iK-arict." will I tv; j Tlif It-&on-sermon will also in
4suli;ect for ditcu-M-n by the JW ; t lud the following passages from
Frank Hopkins. pKtir. at the f the Christian .Science textbook.
South Methodist chdrch .Sunday j "J5 ienr and Hth with K'y to
morning at U o'clock. H'w are j the 'Kcripturtrs.- by Mary Haker
Him Mighty f allf-n: ' wi!! be dw- Kddy: "The baptism of Spirit.
TBHwd ai Ihe evening jirire t washing the lody of all the im
7:J0 p. in. Thv laiu-r wilt b a 1 puiltie of flesh, signifies that the
review of i ho life of Jfaul. the first j pun: in heart mm God and are op
king of Iftrael. Why did 4vus j ro;icang spiritual life and its
call Judas the 'V.n of perdition?- j demonstration. . . . lenlal of the
Are we any better limn Jul js? claims of matter is a great step
TTe psTor Mrnj-in'- l:i ir-'n-ion . towards the joys of Spirit, towards
-j human freedom and tho final tri-
j The evening s:r'ic Is a rcpe
i lition of the morning service.
Kunduy school is held at
Mock for children up to the age
' of twenty years. : J
! The Wednesday evening mctt-;
j irg which includt-s testimonies of j
1 healing is at , o'clock. . 1
! The rcidmg room in the West-j
Jacobson building is open ev-ry
day except Sunday and Ugal-holi-
( d.iys from 1 to 4:2" pVlock. The
public is cordially 'invited to- at
tend th- church services and visit
Jsnd the reading room,
. I Wi lAiilicrsui CTiurch
At the morning worship, begin-
i ning at. 1 lj o'clock, ,1b, pastor will
; ttit't'ithisi.tmrd jpre.-d.cntcris'mon
b.ifKd on crises experiences in the
life of J sus. 'the special Subject
1m -ids ,T1m- hfPJiviv? Heart."
-Tii?'U.-hrf h YmrbTsin3i at :4S
j friurp. and tho leadcr.-hip tntln-
irK cliws at 6 p. m. at the parwon
to consider tho religious ma
f riiils most helpful to children
and youth. Any one welcome to
tlits study hour.
SI. Icicri i;plMitial tlunl
Church school is nt 5;4J at the
Kpiopul church wh niornins !
pr.yer si JI a. m. Mr, i. S. t
AM'- will preside at the organ
Sund.ty and liio anthem w i!l lc
by the choir. The r-ertnon sub
jt-f-t Is "Proving the Will of Gol,"
Tli ere will be no evening service.
.usnI Un
jftjod.iy srvl(:es at the Gospel
M"itain Include tfurid:i" cliool at
j-A'. slid morning worhip at 1 i a. j
in. The v-r.lng tu rviee of tanei- I
M t T.S'.' o'clock and in thl j
. rvKc the ptMor will -peak on!
the income tax as. "an individual
who actually support and main
tains in one household one or more
individuals who aro closely con
nected with htm by blood relation
ship, relationship by marriage, or
by adoption, and who right to
exercis famiiy control and provide
for these dependent individuals is
basd upon some moral or lgal
obligation."
Several factors are Involved In
determining whether a taxpayer is;
to be thus clajMified.
Ing ihe homo and providing for the
of Co-juille. The program also
calls for visits by the association
to prominent dairy ranches in this
disSrict.
Jn announcing the dales here.
Coos County Agent Harvel Hale
said: "This should be a most in
tereine meeting in more ways
than one. State dairymen will
have a chance to s local dairy
herds on green grass in February,
a sight unusual in America. Many
of the Coos county dairymen keep
In maintain- i hir grazing ouwide through
the entire year, aoamg to ineir
dependent individual or iniividu- erai: omy a nww.ic uu. v.
als. the taxpayer's right to exercise ' hay and other feed."
family control must be based on ' "
some moral or legal obligation. 'PKEACHKIt STICKS
The element of either legal or il- I AND TAKES THIEF
nancial dependency must exist. A
taxpayer who ha minor children
is legally tiablv for their wipport.
If he supports and exercises fam
ily control over them, even though
they have an income of their own
sufficient for their support and
maintenance, he Is classified as the
head of a family. If he does ntit
support them, however, but does
exercise family control, the ctiin
rnn hOTr.1- l-inr msinvuri'-d
M1NKRAL rliM'KK, Ga. (AP)
! A robli-rr cornered in a store here
brandished his gun at the P.ev.
Mr. Henry didn't budge.
"I'm coming out," warned the
robber, thinking. perhaps, the
preacher didn't understand. Still
Mr. Henry waited outside the store.
Then- wasn't much left for the
' robber to do but come out. When
h- did Mr. H-nry cfpi)r-d Mm.
BUCK FAVORS
CO-OPERATIVE
; Kl.NG CEORGETS EMPLOrtKS
i GIT BttB AT A CIT WUCE
RELATIONSHIP , King George is tho ideal employer
, " ; at I'Ast from the point of view
of .Englishmen looking for Jobs.
S-Hdom does anyone employed on
tb king's estate cere juit his Job,
POP.TEANT. Ore. (AP CUr
enc J. Buck, who wlit a6ume the
v. j. onuffr, win itiMtr na en.
courage cooperative relationship
between federal, state and private
forest agencies, be announces.
In a statea-xnt relative to nisi
plans he said: "It shall be mv aim I
to promote and foster the excel
lent cooperative reUtionalaip be
tween those forest agencies. This
relationship has already been built
up and I shall endeavor to carry
on the work of my predecessor."
Granger recently was appointed
head of the national forest re
source survey.
nice house with a
RENO'S MVOJlt'E KEVIA IE
ESmStiTTD AT $1,500,000
XtEKO, Ner. (AP) Matrimonial
entanglements enriched P.eno by
more than 1.5tf0.0(; in W, ac
cording to an estimate by mt-co-joty
cleric. E. It Beemer.
He ftald the figure was consent
live Kifty dollars each was paid
by 2.106 applicants for divorce as
court fe-s and tneir aiw";.
re-
minor while B-verai paiu
$10,000 and $:5.ooo for thIr de
crees. The county clerk estimaUs
living corns at :5 a week and
gets
garden.
. "e ".:r: chr.t-d 50 a,, minimum
a (ii, d rate of two pence a cek.
He cm look forward to an old
penzton acd. if be dies, dib
widow b la a rent-free cottape.
He sets milk from, the kinc' j
prize cows, wood from the kind's
fort-u and an occasional brace of
rabbits or fowl from the roya! .
banrjnanl.
He has the use of a club house !
with library. buJiarda and ganv-a .
j rooms and a concert ball where
'concerts cost him one penny; half
each persoir nu 'w e lth, f
the county, at least SO days. ;
With the .ziv permiu to
issued durinn the same period. '
Beemer said newlyweda -njmA
about 2'i.ti((i fur the permits anj
fees l the ministers of the cj.
And ' Allisatur Uiicve
ST. Al CI'STINE. Kla.. (A!')
Four tunilredbaby aauriana vln ;
stolen from an alligator farm nti 5
here, t
ST. LOUIS (AJ') Oil has
found on Arsenal Island in the
Mississippi here.
CAWEKY PAC-K 1 000.600 price for children.
SAI,OC Ore. (AP) The can-j Me r'ts his beer at a penny a
nery psck In this dlrtrict for the ,slass cheaper than anyone else in
year !: aryrerated about $4.- (England. j
t'Gft.'K'f aainrt a prospective pack j
of S.e(..e for the current year. J MOXSTEK XIEAOOX MASSED
Indications are that the berry j
acrease will be Incrtased materi-j BUEXOS A1UES (AP) A S5.
a!!y during lili-. j (e.'6-candle power airway bca-
t con. to be risible for 100 miles on a
The arm of the law ensast-d Inlear night, will be erected here,
prohibition enforcement can't be It is the first of its class planned
given a great biz hand as yet. for South America.
East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc.
Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates
Insured Carrier
Auto Freight Terminal
Phone Main 673 1413 Jefferson Ave.
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BAKING
POWDER
Same Price
for aver
25 OuncesJ6r35 cent
Guaranteed Pure
and Healthful
Millions of pounds used
by the Government
"if rJ c
XUlCakocikc G. Jonis,
San I ranctico ciicrnt,
f '
i
USE MORE BUTTER
MORE FOli VOUli MONEY
Tothty .miu can buy froli. sfcl butter made
in 11 (inindr finni tlioiif rich cream at a
price that is low you can Kivc your family
moi e nourishiiifc foot! and help a local indus
try by using more butter now,
UNION CREAMERY
1112 Jcifoin Ate. Main 122
C IV.UIKl V N ol
"I insist on
SNOW FLAKES
they 're fresh
Mis Cssotlir C. Jo.Nts fimoet .rwnt Sin
F riiKitco rn room lvuiet. ipd. l.Hit j dinner
or lonchem it a tuccctt when fhr jrt?rM irt
dl rtcoved. iKc who tKcm nh ioow
l- "I i-i.i.t on irw llikn. beets
ikty rt frnk." hc uvt " DtlKwudy a,-Ttr-inj.
thry bcirj out every (Uror of my cock
udl. toupl tad uUit-"
You'll like Snow Flakes their appetiz
ing true-wheat flavor, their sparkle of
salt, their flaky crispness.
' Wax wrapping guards Snow Flakes'
delicious crispness and as a further
protection, they arc sold under our
money-back "Guarantee of Freshness."
Get the economical family-size pack
age at your grocer's today.
, PACiriC COAST BISCUIT COMJ'.WY
Im Anjdct Sn rrincixo lt!iod Sctulr
Tiior.j Spoln
1
cDorit ask for crackers--
TLAKIS
o ENCOURAGE greater consumption of locally
grown and manufactured products we are holding
a "Home Products Sale" in all Safeway Stores.
During this week, items grown or manufactured
locally will be featured at exceptionally attractive
prices. .Lt's all buy home products tins
week make it the biggest week local
proaucers nave ever nau-a ween n- nsiii m n vaslr ' I "T! f
i of big savings and satis- V 13 asV' sJ,J Es
n
ROLLED OATS
A Home Grown
Product
BAG
ti-ir.s
49c!
EGGS
Another Home
Made Product
Doz. 37c!
BUTTER
A Home Made Pro- '
dfict. We Guarantee
Every Pound
Lb. 37d
HAMS
. Grown at Home.
Carsten's Sugar Cured.
LB.
n
PEAS
Standard Pack
No. 2 Tin .
CAN
29c
11c
BREAD
A Home Made Product
Large 24-oz. Loaf
EACH
9c.
CORN
Standard Pack
No. 2 Tin
SB CAN 11c
1
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1 1 '
1
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1
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FKtiSH MILK
Another Home Product
QUART ...9c
RIPE OLIVES
No. 1 Tall Tins
CAJN 13cl
PEACHES
Maximum, Gloria halves
in heavy syrup
2 CANS 55c
SYRUP
Made from Vermont
Maple and Pure
Cane Sugar
5-LB. CAN 89c
CANDY
Those old fashioned com
mercial chocolates. Take
home a pound.
LB. 19c
PEANUT BUTTER
The kiddies enjoy it in
there school lunches.
2-LB. TIN 45c
GRAPE FRUIT
Southern Fruit
Full of Juice
12 FOR 19c
MALT
Rialto Brand
For many home uses.
CAN--...... 49c
ASPARAGUS
Maximum small white
tips, delicious
2 CANS 35 c
LEMONS
A good hot Lemonade
will stall off that flu.
.6 FOR-.. 23c
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