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Friday, June 6, 193a LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, Page Eleven . HIiAM I-S WIFE'S FIUEXDS PORTLAND, Ore, Juno 5 (AP) Dr. A. K. Hudson. Portland phy sician, ;ho tola police yesterday hit had loon threatened with death if In. did not Have town and that hi- office was ransacked, today I:, id tho blame for the alleged at liirk on friends or his wife from whom lie It estranged. Harold ".Muddy" Ttuel, catch-ini,- for Hie New York Yankees, iiniile l(i I'utotlts In a single gamo in tin 1 !M II season. What cCLAY'S STORES Your orders will your Store No. 1 1704 Adams Phone M-515 2 i'alniolivc Soap 1 Pkg. Super Suds 2 C. W. Soap 40c Value . All for 20c With Coupons : KAISINS 1 Pound Package ......... 29c Knch TOMATOES Twin Peak 2J4 Tins 45c Tor . FLOUR Picket Hard Wheat 1!) Hi. $1.59 Hag PI MPKIN Preferred Stock 35c Fur LETTl CE I-trge Heads ( BEETS AND 6c 3 Bundles Each Sr.V-HACK DAXCKS STOPl'KI) TAMTIOO, Mexico (AiP) The municipal authorities have forbid den daneinit In bathing suits at Miramlr beach, principal seaside resort of Tamplco. Tho authori ties have ruled tho practice Immoral. ItalliDiul orfcrjs Cum 1'riy.es HALE1GK, N. C. (AP) The Atlantic coast lino railroad has offered, four cash prizes totaling 1260 for the highest corn yields on flvo acres of land. Mailt it's different kind of malt do Are you getting as much for your otters!" Let s see: There's 10 more malt in every Puritan can than the great majority of competing And quality the very tip-top notch the highest ,i; obtainable. Made of specially selected barley and fine hops- Puritan is produced exclusivelyunder the wonderful "Controlled -Temperature Process." This means that the Puritan is made is automatically watched and con trolled every second of every minute the twenty-four ., hours thru. Isn't Puritan worth a trial? 10 more malt than most quality in have the same care personal selections. FREE DELIVERY Saturday Only SOMETHING NEW INDIVIDUAL ANGEL FOOD CAKE Fine with Strawberries and Cream 3 for 25c Saturday Only Veal Stew Pound 15c 16c Rib Boil Pound ... Veal Roast Om Pound lC Fresh Fruits and Vegetables CABBAGE New TURNIPS '10c Per Pound WHAT Pllir.ADI.M'HI A NEKOS I'Hli.ADKi.pKiA (AP) The city of brotherly love, in the opin ion of Mrs. llertha K. I.nnUey formerly mayor of Seattle, neeirs two or three women In tho city council. She gave her views In an address to the Uotary and Soropllmlst" clubs. Tho University of Florida Is building a new football stadium that eventually will seat CO. "(HI. Tho first section, seating 21,000, will bo ready next fall. ' you use? money as Puritan brands offer. temperature under which 1 I w WW sured by the Controlled -Temperature Process. SOLD BY ALL DEALERS and service as Store No. 2 2916 Second Phone M-10'J OYSTERS No. 1 Tall Cans 35c Cans LILY I5RAND SYRUP Cane and Maple 5 Pound Can 59c BRAN FLAKES Kcllogg's or Post's 25c Packages TISSUE Great Northern 25c Rolls CEDAR POLISH 50c Size 39c Each BANANAS Golden Ripe 3c 3 Pounds For 25c Church to Have Children's Day Program Sunday Presbyterians Arrange For Annual Observance Lutherans to Start Bible School. Tho annual Children's day pro gram will bu Kiven Sunday nturn liiK t tho i'resbyterian church. Ucsinning at !:45, tho pruKrum will run through the roKii Un church service hour and lake tho placo uf tho JrcKU lu r preach i n k service. The program is as fol lows: WorMiip 'J'ho King Opening sentences. Led by Su perintendent S. D. Morgan. Song by School Bright and Happy Children's Day. Prayer t Scripture Selection, Luke 2: 40-52. Prayer hymn, school. Piano solo Mary honey Piano Solo .Nancy l.ee hind say. Song Beginners Department. June Time r-.Mrs. .Bowser's class Missionary Dramatization by Juniors. Song- Air. Hurley's and Bliss Lesley's classes. Hoses, Blooming. Hoses, Mrs. Gustavo "Wisslcr's class. Talk Alo.dern Apostles, V Collection Duet Airs. S. B. Morgan, piano, Aliss Gladys Alillef, urgan. HecognlUun of Hume Depart ment. Hceognltlou of Christian Kn deavor. Hing True Alis Kuhl and Miss Gelhel's classes. Song School, hiving for Jesus. Christian . K'ndeavor societleK witl meet at G:HU as usual, to hieh all young people uro cor dially invited. Iteports of the re cent convention at Halfway will bo given and all members and friendfi are urged to be present. Knglish Lutheran Cltuitii "lU'iiH.lng J'enti'cosr' Is to be tin subject on which the pastor will speak on this . 3!MMUh iinniv ersary of Pentecost. The morning worship begins uf 1 1 o'clock, fol lowing the CI until school, begin ning at It MS'. The Daily Vacation lible School will. 4jcgin Alomlay morn ing at U o'clock. The school will be Himllur to that of the previous year and is planned for primary and junior children. The pastor ltev. Lelf 1 L Awes, will bu as sisted by Airs. Kred Gehring, Aliss Helen Jensen, and Paulino Con ratlL in conducting of the school. Al. JO. Cliiitvh, South i'he fourth, and last, quarterly conference for tho present con ference year which ends J line I"), will meet at the church next Alnnday , night... .June !l at 7:.K. o'clock, with tho presiding elder, tho licw J. B. Needham, D. D., of Corvallis, Oregon, in the chair. Kvery inembers of the official board. Including tho stewards, the Sunday school superintendent, the leiiKUe president, tho trustees, the president of the ladies society, and every other official, should be present. Tho members of the church (every member) ought to bo present. The public, includ ing every one, is welcome to at tend this meeting. The pastor, the He v. I-Yank Hopkins, will preach Sunday morning at 1 1 o'clock. Sunday afternoon tho church will attend tho baccalaureate services of the Normal school, which will be held at tho Presbyterian church at 4 o'clock, in which program I he pus tor has u part. There will bo no service at the, church Sun day nliiht. Tho Sunday school will meet at !(MS under the superintendency of V A. Klain. All aro urged lu be present at the -Sunday school. The league will meet at the church at 7 p. m. under the superintendency of V. B. Slarmer. This is the young people's meeting. The prayer meetings will be discon tinued for a season. The church expects large gatherings at every service Sunday. I'lrvt Church or Christ, Srlcnllsl Services aro held Sunday at 1 1 a. in. and 8 p. in. at First Church of Christ, scientist, at J'" list and Washington streets, "God tho Only Cause ami Cre ator'' will be tho subject of the lesson-sermon In all Churches of Christ, Sch-ntlsf on June f. The Golden text will be, "All n;t I Ions whom thou hast made shall come and worship hefiy-e I bee, O lord : and shall glorify thy name. J-'ur thou art great, and doest wondrous things: thou art God alone." (Ph. K0;!t. 1!)). Among tho citations which will com prise the lesson-sermon wilt be the following from tho Bible; "To us there Is but one God, the Father, of whom are all things, a i u I w t in him; and one I .o rd Jesus Ch list, by wh oin a re a 1 1 tii I iiH-s, and wo by him." (J Cor. Tho lesson-sermon wilt nlno Sn rludu the following passage from the ('hiiMtian Science textbook, 'Selenee and Health with Key to the Script iires," by Alary Baker L'ddy: "Divine Selenee deals its chief blow at the suppoei) male rial foundations of r and intelli geni e. It dooms idolatry" (p. ;'.:;." ). 'There I but one primal cause. Therefore there can be no rfferi from any other ea Use. atul them can be no reality in aught which does not proceed from thin great and only eanse.' ( j,. . Tho evening services are a repe tition of the morning services, Sunday pcbool in held at ni;. where children up to the age or years are made welcome. Tho Wednesday evening meet ing which include testimonies of healing Is :t H o'clock. The reading room ii the West JaeohHon bunding is open every day except Sundays and legal holi days from 1 o'clock to 4:3". The public ( cordially invjt-d visit and use tho reading room. Island City Chiuvli . Services at the Island City Community church Sunday will begin nt H , o'clock with Sunday school sessions and nt 11 o'clock the devotional service will bo held. Tho subject of tho Rev, If. L Hansen's sermon will bo "Tho Coming of God in Power," Kpworth leaguo meets at 7 p in. All aro invited to attend theso services. ... Salvation Army Salvation Army services Sunday DM5 a. m., holiness meeting 11 a, m., Young Peoples legion 2 p. nu and salvation meeting ut S p. in. Salvation meetings aro held on Wednesday and Saturday nights at S o'clock each week. Lvangell.silu Meeting Kvangelislic meetings will bo held at S(3 C avenue in Old Town by Kvangelist B. B. Vervain, Mrs. Alary Gervais, singer, and Airs. Klsio Stow, pianist, beginning Alomlay, Juno JO at 8 o'clock. It is announced. Tho meetings will continue every evening. Subjects will Include: "Crucific tlon of Christ," "Resurrection of Christ," "Ascension of Christ," "Second Coming of Christ" and others. Christian Church This Lord's day is Pentecost, tho month birthday o.C tho Church of Christ, established A. D. 30. All members of tho churches of Christ tho world over aro reques ted to bo present ut 11 a. m. ser vice for the communion and ser mon. Tho local church is striving for as near 100 per cent attend ance as possible. Tho pnutoVs message, "Tho Pentecostal Fel lowship" will precedo tho com munion service. Those working and caniot get off for tho morn ing service aro invited to special communion service in the evening. All shut-in members will bo visit ed by the elders and pastor with the communion service Tho church school Children's day program is to bo given at S p. m. Aside from tho children's j program an offering will bo taken I for foreign missions. This Is al ways the object of Children's day. ! WINNOWINGS Baccalaureate services for tho graduating class of the Knstcrn Oregon Normal school will bo hold at 4 p. m. Sunday in tho Presby terian church; Tho lit. ltev. W. P. Remington, Kpiscopal bishop of Kastern Oregon, will deliver the address. Annual Children's day is being observed In tho Presbyterian church Sunday morning, with an appropriate program prepared. Tho Dally Vacation Bible school at tho Kngllsh Lutheran church held each summer will begin'" M'imday morning at 0 o'clock'' )f Is announced. Tho school will be similar to. those lu previous years. (.Jnarlerly conference will be held at tho AL H. Church South .Monday night, beginning at 7:3U o'clock. . K U S I A P 1 1 I U 'J I Kl IS NCAIU'K IX Jtl'IAiAKIA SOFIA (AP) Newspaper read ing is not exactly a habit in Bul garia. Judging from official fig ures on the circulation of dallies and periodicals. In a imputation of 5.r00.i)H0 the I total circulation averaged only! :tuo,eno dully In 1 D2!. This, how- over. Is a big advance in twenty years' as the circulation then was only 2d, (mmi dally in Sofia with an additional 10,000 for all tho prov inces, i I Only two newspapers have uc-! quired clrculaUots of IS 0,0 HO , dally. They are non-pa riisa u sheets and eschew party politics, 1 the chief slock in Irado of most of tin; ol her pubticat Ions. . j Advert Islng Is extremely limit -; ed. The juice to tho reader Is generally equivalent to half a cent In American money. t iiTi.vn;i at agk or :( HOI'KINTON. Mass., (AP)- At' the age of tta the Rev. yulncy J. ' Collin has been Initialed Into Phi Beta Kappa. Ho was elected 71' years ago but never had been able to attend a ceremony. 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Come and get it. .: ' ANY FLAVOR 39c PARKING SPACE That is one of the 'big imoiiant i-ca-': sons so many people trade at Pay'ri Takit anolher , reason is,, there is SOMETHING SAVED ON EVERY THING you buy. Come in today!, , SALAD DRESSING . We are featuring this Salad Bowl dressing for this price to introduce it. Don't fail to take advantage of this. Full Pint 23c FLOUR BEAUTY. So pop , those wh o have -: ; ;., Pounds $1.55 i CHEESE Brook field as sorted. S wis s ; Brick, Pimiento, 'American,' . L i m burger ; A- lb. Packages: Package.. 21c PORK AND BEANS Van Camps in those regular medium size tins. CAN v ' . . . 9c NEW CARROTS Sweet, brittle and tender. , Bunch 5c E3u3SXZ5
