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'Frl Jay, 'April 10, ,1931 LA GRANDF, EVENTNG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. ' bit s' my Two TAphl ?'V! AM A ill NEWS of Easter Cantata To Be Presented ,";4 At MJ2. Church Order of Rainbow Will Be H o n o r c d at Sunday's : S e r v ie c Interesting Program:-; Planned. . . "Tlio living cnrlEl," on Vaster coiitnu, v.'Dli'ii litis bi-eu iiOMpo:i.".l jrom iiisler mnul.iy. wul be iirwtmn-a lliulduy evening ul U o'lIgcU lit tin-)l-t'.lt.dl.t church. The r:;ml ;il.;i. Which tills the story I'f the iciU'ini tlon. Is written by VYikkimiiie, :i-ict t.1.0 choir, nnciiinpanlcct hy Mlia Helen Vllllanis ntvthe orgen, promise-'! brilliant presentation under thu (11 netlou of W. W. NuBhiHim. The Kills of the Older of Ruln bbw will attend the mornlnR nerv ier fit tho Methodist rhuren in u body ut 1 1 o'clock. The rcrvice Is helng presented In tliclr honor, and the minister. Rev. W. II. Hirt.ur,, will spcuk on "Hly'n Thinking." Spe eliil -niil-slc hy the choir will be pre-M-nlod. Mluti Helen Williams will play "Pastomle In F." by Utonc and "Itrmanza," hy Ash.'ord. i The program for the cantata is: '1. "Nil-lit o Borrow," prelude and ' " eliorus, choir. 2. "Let Thy Will Be Done." con ". tuilto, Mrs. A. W. Nelson. 3. "Christ litis Risen," vocal duet, Ml. K. V. Tyler, nllo: Mrs. W. W. Nusbau.'ii, ;.npr;:no. 4. "The World la Hut Thy Goal," chorus, choir. 5. "Thou Who Knoweat, Hwrrowj" vocal duet, Mrs. R. V. Copsey. soprano; Miss Mlmn Cooper, contralto, B. . FNot juit a few testimonials, but over a million latiifled cus tomers daily give their approval of Safoway Stores by their con tinued patronage. This is a tri bute to our fundamental prin ciple of combating the high -.--i cos' f distribution Kjl through the elim-tjltei-w ination of waste.. Sneaking IWJ msssmmsmtixjssisham ' M Yimmw t rm i : I F ;a Fl J n n n r' if 't i ,: nun rj - " a - :: 7T- B.hijrh P.-ttent Flour i g :jj OiliAl D Ml' h nun u ' .'it a lical Suvini? H Vfra B ' . U a A a J -ni'1? B lied Woxican or lutes UfJ m 49.u,.sack butter 6 ..29ci ? I PRUNES I iUl!1' jj 3 '- jli i JL Lnrirc Orcjfon Vruuos I Dozen f dh' i wno PEAS irir 1 "I IB Clm-k or White IV, - ( 'Ui s !i( N H IM f I '.lVnli"rSv.f.'t Curn f.mih I loney Wj i t t&i I , ''" - C;!"-i .... j 1 1 jj 4'cums ""' " IJjtl 1 W I Puritans Choice I mH (TIAIVHV W . ' I JL I of Veg-etable, Tonm- I Tr I v fMl 1 too. Chicken or I J Fine Quality. All Kinds, rih O .U Vegetable Bcof i J 1 i :.Vlb. Cellophane Pkgs. WJ ! lliS?,....! I Potatoes! 1 1 cJ IT riiTrn i 1 I Extra Fine Quality jT vf j rpn SALT rtf LftalG mi k 1 Leslie's Iocliwd or Plain J S8 ) 0 lbs. OCljT ' ' (fll 9-,h- ; He I I 'Per 100 Lbs. HI ' ' I MARSHM ALLOWS O S c I (v JL iMoll-0-Way Flu fly White, i'lesh Made ffj) B HLRl A ; i 5 S9C Pound lC j i 4 UnLI Store No. G.1 T?TT?T? 1 T17T Tm?!) V Store No. 359 UnLI 4 P 'I'wit'!-: J'M'.v ih 1 LJ i'''J S : ' the CHURCHES ' (1. "He Kr.u-A.i Ills Ov;lt." chimes. ! 1 I , tile' voices. ' 7. "Love Is the nrr-atest of All." : contralto, tenor mid choir. Mis. i W. E. Ailler. contralto; Slier- i J wood Willliinis, tenor. j B. "Lo, I Am With You Always," : tenor, Bherwood Williams. 0. "The Living Christ," (uartct of I ' soio voices, Mrs. Nusbaum, so-1 prano; Miss Cooper, contralto; , MX. minimum, lunor; I'atu Uniitlt:-.. bass. E. l In iuy, tenor; .hold .itl: r." i- nit! choir. i.inii, jiii- pl.mn; Mis. i'.TJ I. Tyler, aHo; im.rv.ij;i!i V.'iUiajn.-;, tenor. Other number i ehojus are: I'.. L. .:'.l!Vl, H- lv KtHl iC JC A. w. liclaon itiul Jed Allen, teitur; Mrs. Vf. II. 3iV:ft:.Ofi and A!:':-. T.U;i)!tl, pranos; MIih Amanda auci una E. DKoji.l:Tunk';i;vler. J-Vt-d Hcrtzog ! installation urvis will he held and Adam .-h;litnn. b;..w. Sunday morning. April in. at this iK"ul:ir rhnrch :-imti,;y Mrhool will m vicu I ho Kocniiwnt. of Holy 13:j-iiVM-t' in d. pa tnfnud arslons at tir.m will also be itdmlnlsttrotl. D-f-0-4' with K Jliiirnctr, ccncral su- ainnuint-nnna will be ini'-dn r.-- pcrimep.dcn', in cluir'; S:ilva!hm Army 21 1 I'M fHreeu Major Andrew Loney. the IrlKh matoi', and a weUin pkmerr of the Kalvutlnn Army will bt? In I -a Ormide Baturdav evenlnif and Sunday and preach at the iriK topic for "Thinking While tion Army hull. urd.iy will be i i id t )in wi'VircM vfU biin at o'rioci:. "T!'avelor'ie of a I:- ul" !a thr; tonic ; which he hub chuci lor Sunday eve- j nlng, beginning at 8 o'clock. I Major Loney has had 40 years of I army experience and is a warrior with interesting stories by tho Bcore. - . . . .- - - o'Testimoiiials mmmm i - -'t 2 AH Week Values-April 11 GOLDEN AGE MACARONI He b'is been charaeterbd as a 'ijlnou and fl.-e" olruer of the itnr.y anct Captain Gladys Hamilton ar.d Lieutenant Marlon Mci'Kua ur(je'that no one fall to hear him. Alter his visit In La Grande, Major Loney will go on to Boise, stopping I-to preach at several points along the way. r I'rcshvterlllll Church Washington ana Sixth Streets Sunday morning service hor,r at t-hurch will ho riven to Ilio Holy Communion, with Rev. V.r;.tc;- ... Vui Nnyji, 13. D., u Trvin-li- ol tii'i r.rtt;:i;i! hn;.r;r '..hii'i-. crlU' i'ticn, !ru-i;;iui? thy tn"-.- ,i. CftJt'.rt li:o jnilil.si.rr. vlit bf i;i cA.wv.'.v ci tht- s.iri'inviii. ; 'J!!..- 'J risstj cin.lr Will Mi),; tl'.c I . ' tilnl ui:tiK.'j:i "A'lor, and IW. fii-lt-hy Uuuiiod-Wiu'huifa, and I'.lis-i Ktith- ' m-lno Vi.;;-!fi- u ml ' M.ls3 Rnih CMii"l Aill .lni; tin; duct arninfeU for ;-- i piano voict-s, "The Lord ib My hln p hvrd," by Henry Smart. i Ordination of eldnrs and deacons, cantiiin, Monrluy. and It in hopt-d i hat tho choir and their director. Mrs. A. It. Kiehurdson, will coiiMoot ; to brlni: the program to anotlier l. ro I dnjii-ation, Sunday evening. April 11'. i 7'here will be no evening service , thi:; Sunday, having dKm.tricd to I mul.c it. possible for those who will : v.i.-.ii to hciir tin. caiilata by tlie chr-lr .it the Methodist episcopal church, if d'j no. Hey. Wnl". t;tat'.'s. : eudal Church nf Chrinl The Bible school at the Church of Christ registered nn attendance of 307 last sunuay. it is tne goai oi the school to keep growing until nil for years the manufacturer has been lowering the coifcof produc tion vhile diitribution coib contin ued to advance. This economic was be of costly distribution has been reduced to a minimum by Safeway, thus affording every family within its icope the rpjw opportunity or securing a -wv better living at less cost to 17 r'jj r)t jp f) -i MAJOK I.OX'vY ' " '-9 V "! 1 .i f ' ' ' 3 i" ' I 1 ' ' 4 ' 1 ' 1 1' , 11 ' ' I v t .Ma fur Aii'lri'w I.oih'v. the Irhli ociiior, Hint win spcaK ai u st'in-s uf int't;! ini;s ui Hie MiUiilitm Army on viliivd:iv :ind Sfimlay. available space 1'; occupied. Mtfs Dorothy Smut-, the supt nntondent, iiiinfiiiiiffs tliHP, Hifrc is still rotim for imnihi in everv donarlmcnt. and wyM that i ho.'e who are not atteud- uu; iiihle school enroll at once. The new fpiarler Is Jn;;t beginning, and It is a convenient time to inai't nt teiifling. The service opuis -at i)A5. The morning services ;;t the Cauif-li or (.'iii:;t luive ia-;i-;i used to i-ni':i:A::- tin; f -jiidaineni 1" of (.lie i.'m'i i :r:i lit,;. '.-.'. V, - l Mo-- tiliio.u, lliu pastor, hao pi eaeht:d up on the requirements for becoming a Christian in a series of sermons for some months past. He announces for the Sunday morning sermon, "Continuing Steadfast." The com munion will be celebrated at 11 a. m. The choir will sing "Jesus Shall Reign," by Shepard. At 0:30 p. m. tho three Christian Endeavor societies and the adult prayer meeting begin. A cordial in vitation is cxtcndejl to all who will attend these services, lliu itsuiar uvuuei!aiic m-ivice win ba held at 7:30. After the special ! services of the Easter season, the reg t ular order of service will now be re sumed. Tho orchestra will be heard In a short prelude, and congrega tional singing will be featured, j "Foundation Stones of Faith" Is the subject of the sermon at the eve ning service. 'Aim Lutheran Church ! M between 3rd and 4th streets ' P. E. Balsler, of Washington, will again addrcsft the congregation at the Zlnn Lutherim rhnrch on Him- I dav mornlntr at the 11 o'clock serv ice, on the topic "Our Ilelation to tho Kingdom of Clod." Sunday school is scheduled far 9:46, with Luther league meeting In tho evening at 7 o'clock. Alvln Dodge Is the league leader, with the topic "Tho Christian Idea of the Brother hood of Man" to be discussed. First riiureh or Christ, Scientist First street at Washington Services will be held Sunday at 11 n. m. rind 8 p. nn at First church of Christ, Sclenfi.st, at First and Washington streets. Aiv Sin. DIM",!:1, and Death Real will he the fUibjcct of the lesr.on r.er- mnn in (..'hui.-he;; of Christ., Set- eiii!--;. on :.-ui:d'.;v, Aniil 12. 't hi- ' ( 'oidi it Tvt will he, "The Loitl will liiUe away fii:ii thee all ' slckncf'S. utitl will nut ikiiu- (it the evil d:.-ea. ' S of iv:vc, which t lion kuowc:)!., t'.nosi l iiee." ( UeiH . 7 . Among the t:ltttlions which will cninprive i iw les.-um -bci inon will he the lollowlng from thu Bible: "I would seek unto God, and unto God would I commit my cause: ... He shall deliver thee In six troubles: yea. In seven there shall no evil touch thee." (Job 5:8. 19). Tho lesson-sermon will also In clude the following passage from the ( Christian Science- textbook, "Science j and Health with Key to the Kcrlp ' lures," hy Mary Haker Kddy: "Stck , ness. sin. and death, being lnhnr moniouH, do not. originate In Ood nor belon;; i) Ills government. His! li'V.1. )!;;( iiiy itiider.slotd. (Irstroys i .ii. :,.iiuh. Is h.-l'l 11:1 A i-'chK-k l :: yi-.ii. 1111)11 '.s up 10 V. rbr: V.'.-lllK'l. v. hu h in, liuh's ;:,y rv,Mjln;: i'tvici It -i hno.iii s nf lu alni' I-. nl. il (.cliK-k. 'l in- iv: ilai;' roum in the WeM-.T;..;-ol).'.on Ijl.MUillif: is o): a every il;iy c:;i'i! .Sututiiv.. innl li';;;tl hdhiuiys Ik in I 10 -1 o'clock. 'Ihc public l.i I'oiUlnllv lnvllcil to iltli-nit the chmvh 1 r: v:. ! untl Vllt ;i:::l u.-c ihc i-c;'.U::ic. :o-.u. I-I,m.l ( ilv I onium:.!!-, ( lunch The Civ.uvh sciol.I will Iftm next Sur.Oc.y ;.l. l :-tr . in the nh:.ence of t!ie :'.u;,cn:it,'m!"ii!. Mi;,. Allen liiuipp, Mif. liav B!ou 1.-. in jiars: of The t.ciionl. "Hi'lv Communie-.i' - will he Ihe baking powder Hf i) is the t Ut K C Biking Powder (tic next time Ml Dig Money's Worth you bake and judge ill quality by SllTiwrtli( LI; ytfYxf' -ti'"- results. You will find there II none better jUMP Dllll -pure, o, nor. efficient. PU I JlP : 5 ASK YOUR GROCER FOR You save in buying and lave In using fc'S KsSrgS-V'g -- K C Baking Powder. iPtu tfctig.flft TSi WJ ? if J f j ro irs double JHJSpWp F I s M f 3 mfr -IFAnAW il mJmx&f- f It Ji r& "ovpP Ba7iCI and Guaranteed Tirxt Quality hy the flF U ' F'QVl? UEU TRU-BLU BISCUIT COMP.W-SfoW, PcrtlarJ, Scntle&M W. ' theme of the 11 o'clock hour. Due. to th-j hpccial Easter program at the: I.a crar.de Methodist church Sunday c- cnh'i'. the Kp-.vorth League serv- Ice v.ili bcsln at U p. in. instead of 1 C-SO. There will be no preachini; I rrviciroUor!K the Epwoith league i iM.ur. ' I Kt. Peter' Church Fourth Street at O Avenue Services at St. Peter's Episcopal church Include Sunday Bcnpol at 0-45 Sunday. Mrs. O. N. Tarklngton, suporlnuindont; morning prayer con ducted by lay readers C. D. Potter assisted by Charles Royco. The choir will sing the service with Mrs H- N. Ashby at the organ. Mrs. Leo Miller will furnish a solo. Hnntlst CiMirrh Corner Spring and Sixth Ncxt Sunday will be Family day , I j;e liiipiisi. cnurcn. i no jjusiur Junior sermon. Special .iii (,iV(n hv thn flinir v.ili r,.; hjvcii ny inc cnoii. f ," :.JWS: lt, Ift the Mssare 'of the . ri'J'' The" "tuple for the young ! nig v.iii he -iiomg a lutiirr f iir uinn " rt rori il 111- Umi ! extended to all to attend , t. vices. Methodist KpKeopul South Corner Fir and IT Streets The Sunday school is growing at the Methodist Church South, and j thev are having preaching Sunday mt;ining and evening, according to A. J. aiarmer pastor. The subject j lor both services will be "The Bible Mfde ol Baptism, and why the Meth- j cdists practice cfiu.slon." I The pastor-states, "Let every one who would -like to hear this subject discu::.'-.ed come. If any one has any i nut st ion to ask. or any scripture to i give us just Jot it down on paper and band It in to us and we .will ; answer next service. I.''.!'Hi services will be held f"..o ;:;k1 ev?rvone is invited to ELGIN PERSONALS By Mrs. L. K. Hill (Observer Correspondent) ELGIN, Ore., (Special) Hex Rou let lost ten sheep last week, they having been killed by dogs. -, 1, . .1,.,. Oln.mil Vine lon til fril . thOUBht to be re- f1"1:,,," (i ,,,V,i,- rh care of a nhvsician from La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. Dick O'Dcll and small son, Dick, arrived hero from Hood River to spend some time with his mother, Mrs. p. C. Brosius. Mrs. Brosius has been ill for about three weeks but Is thought to be improv ing. Tho Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Williams, Mrs. J. C. Rice, Joyce and Owen Williams attended the Easter can tata at the Presbyterian church in La Grande Sunday evening. , They reported a very enjoyable program. Lloyd Rlnchavt was in Elgin from his home In Wallowa. Mr. Rinehart and his brother-in-law, John Hill, are operating a large farm near Wal lowa and are planning on raising hogs for tho next year. Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart formerly lived south fo Elgin near tho Rinehart station and Mr. and Mrs. Hill made their home in Cricket Flat. Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Thompson are spending a few days in Portland and nearby towns. They will visit part of the time in Greshamt where both Dr. and Mrs. Thompson's par cntB reside. Tho Walter Hill family, who for i many vears Were residents Ot the ; t,;.-!ekct Flat co icn.-a ciiimi.y on ' to liw? oil a 1 whk'h bclony-'i ' Ii:i'nU Smith ountiy, lelt for Wul- Ttuv-rtav. i ney pian , farm r.iar Enterprise 1 .Mr. Poiey. I .spending a few j with lilcndri line and Inci-, dintally uttencling to his business; tntereMs. Mr. Smith was for many i yearn a stockholder in the Good- nough Mercantile and Stock com pany and is widely known through tho entire county ub well as the El- gin community. He has made his homo in Portland for a number of j years. ' I The Elgin Legion auxiliary met j last Wednesday afternoon with the ( presiflcnt. Bess Oke. Several matters i of business were taken up and one new member was Initiated. Due to ' the very bad weather, the dance the auxiliary had planned for April 1 was postponed, Mv. and Mrs. Lec Gokling attended . the Krister cantata at the Preaby- ; li-iian churcii in La Grande Sunday i night. I M.r. and Mvn. Walter Strlngham . 1 have bci.n spending several day;; tn ; j Union. Mi'-. Stringliam'd brother, i I Trunk Stmy.in. died there last week,! , hi.1' Mineral being held at Baker oil1 ' Saturday. During the absence of ' ! Mr. and Mrs. Stringham, Scott Har- ! I lifi was in charge of I lie drug store ' ' with Vihna Hill asMMing ut the . :oii'it;;in. j t:ny i';.t!en hi 'having two of his 1 cottages venuxleled and redecorated, i j. I . Hall U- In charge of the work. and Mrr.. Ira Honors are in r;in iiom their heme In New York. ! Thi y a:-e visiting with his brother. lieoive IvO'ii and family. Mr. Roger,-; enlisted in the army from here ha' n-'ver returned hoe to live and Rogers first tip lo El- gm. ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler, of , La Grande, were visiting friends in Elgin Monday." Many friends of Pat Ballard are ; pleased to know that he Is making l satisfactory recoveiy from his serious ,wUwu ..s "-r -e . , able to be un. but is very glad to see hts friends. He Is at the Grande j Ronde hospital. Health Talks DIET IX TWIEKCl'LOSIS The man in the street calls tuber culosis consumption. He has been ! "een mpressed by the wasting away of the ucdy, characteristic of the disease. I. " ' - 1" "hiM: bUM.vU.. i t t-.b-oM fmm th r,,P -nhthfn" moanlnS lo wast away. By a. simple logic a times too simle It was om'e reasoned that " c bijitviui iuuwo ui iijuu in iiiiic uuhu- wwes coma overcome tins tcnuency to wato away. ,5W "- " -i rtr.f.-. ir.. -Jt this Is Mrs. .! SlVy J that sets. fKafSSS-k aPartfrom istributors of SUNSHINE BISCUITS and Specialties But today, with the advance of our : knowledge of uuierculoais, cureci, ci forts to overcome the wasting asso- , elated with the disease through cura- tive feeding have been practically , abandoned. For u iias hecome clearly evident! -hut tho unallnir of the tuberculous. natient is due neitner 10 an , t nn in riid- gete8 l0 tne lnabmty of the body to absorb or utilize tne jooas eaieu. It appears rather to be due to the.. prolonged toxic condition to which ine itUDercuioue patient i buojmw ; t by his disease. Th rnmpriv. then, must essentially! I reside in overcoming the toxic pro-1 cess; in ocner woras, in coiiumug vc j disease and reducing its activity. Tne numan ooay is ennowea wiw Q0r,af.c oonlnRt i diseases in general and against tub- -rf aunt tnh- ei'cmosls in particular, in ine ao- UZ I cutoais, we nui ., ' Tha threo most important factors! . in the treatment of tuberculosis are j ' rest, food and fresh air. Rest is ac- anu " "mw - .vuiucu u ijumhuh j eai, reauces nvuv. i-uj energy and helps recovery. it i-'U 5t ..v'.. i.i.. .s.. u . -y. A. - Wester Out here . in Washington, Oregon, Idaho,' Montana, where everyone is concerned over the farmer's wheat problem, folks are turning to such wheat foods as Tru-Blu Milk and Honey Graham Crackers. Served with' milk ... or broken up in milk . . . they make a deli cious -breakfast dish. Satisfying and ,c.:-;iiy assimilated. Rich in the food c!e:r.cnts brrefici::! alike to children T:tU r.dllltS. of true :;r.lham flour, milled from sun- ripc-ci! V:'c.tcrn W!:?.it . '. . pure Money r.vi---Tcucd . . . mid further improved by f i:LK CAKED IN, Tru-Blu Grahams arc nil that goad Graham Crackers should be. important. iu "'T weil lA -' , however, an aid ill f'' " Umll a specific, treatment raincr mu.t y j. . ciEXtltAL CHACON' U1KS . .. . .i fnrrnr nrM riit; of Guatemala, died ai nis nome inn parlv todav. following a ti.ruKo vi -H wafl 5B veare 0ia. Tne general came to New Orleans ln December ofter he had resigned tne presidency alter a siroKe. e was believed recovering until he suffered Btu,nA ctmVn nf nmalvsls vesterdav. His condition became critical and ho sank rapidly. Education Needed . Chlcnpit hns n fichnnl where wait era may learn the fine points of tliclr profession. There would seem to be Held for (in Inatftn- Hon of this sort. Waiters have proceeded altogether too long by rule or intmio. especuui neio soup Is. concerned. bpOKane Snokesmnn-rieview. agree the - .ntry -- w jrttK3M You'll fl L h Aorite
