Friday, February 5, 1932
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Seven
NE WS of the CHURCHES I
,
Endeavorers Of
Grande Ronde
i Will Hold Rally
Presbyterian and Christ
ian Churches Represent
ed By District Delegates
At Meeting.
A district rally of the Grande
Ronde Christian Kndeavor union will
be Held In La Grande Saturday and
Sunday, and extensive plans are be-
In? made for the event by the so
cieties of the Presbyterian church
and the Central Church of Christ.
The meetings will open with an
executive board luncheon on Satur
day noon, and the afternoon's meet
ing will be succeeded by a big birth
day banquet.
On Sunday the delegates will at
tend the church of their choice, and
both Rev. J. George Walz, of the
Presbyterian church, and Rev. Paul
de P. Mortlmore, of the Christian
church, are planning special services.
Rev. Ross Gulley, field secretary
for Oregon, will be ono of the dls-
' tlnguished guests and speaker on
Sunday evening at the Presbyterian
church at 7:30 o'clock, '
Presbyterian Church
Washington and Sixth
The District Christian Endeavor
rally being held In' this church, the
minister, J. George Walz, has chosen
for his morning sormon topic: "The
Gospel of Work." A welcome awaits
all Christian Endeavorers not In at
tendance elsewhere, as also all mem-
f: '"ends and visitors, strangers
lowshlp of this congregation delight
ful, ho believes. The quartet will
sing the beautiful anthem, "My
Shepherd," by Nevin. Ruth Oelbel,
soprano, will sing "Come. Ye Dis
consolate," by Rlshor. Mrs. Harley
Richardson, organist, will play the
service.
The Christian Endeavor rally ser
vices will be announced elsewhere.
The evening Rrvirn t,.on
o'clock, has been given over to the
juuug people, and Ross Gulley. field
secretary for Oregon, will bo the
speaker. Hear his message. It will
enlighten upon the work the young
pcoplo aro doing and can do, says
Rev. Walz.
Sunday Bible school Is at 8:45 a.
m.; Junior Christian Endeavor, at
3 p. m.
Central Church of Christ
Seventh and Pennsylvania
The Church of Christ Bible school
continues to make Impressive growth.
In January of 1931 the average at
tendance was 156. The January, 1932,
average attendance was 216. Those
in charge of the Bible school believe
that this growth Is a result of high
er standards for teachers, better
equipment, and better grading Insti
tuted during the past year. The
school meets each Sunday morning
at 9 45 and there are classeB for
every ago and grade. Miss Dorothy
Smutz is superintendent.
Tho morning worship service meet
ing at 11 o'clock Is showing the same
healthy growth, according to the
pastor, Rev. Paul de P. Mortlmore.
He says, "The service which a church
renders to the community is a spir
itual service. If an Individual Is to
receive tho benefits of this servlece,
he must attend the public worship
services of the church. Tho church
has many firm friends who wish her
well, but who do not realize that bv
their absenting themselves from the
worship services they are giving the
Impression of disinterestedness. To
all such the message of the Church
of Christ Is, attend some church"
service regularly. We Invite you to
visit our services."
The pastor will preaco at the
morning service, using the unique
subject, "The Gospel Aeroplane, or
Going Up." Tho regular communion
service will be observed In exempli
fication of the early disciples who
"met on the .first day of the week
to break bread." An Interesting fea
ture of the morning service is the
presentation of an anthem by the
large and well trained choir.
Christian Endeavorers will be tak
ing part In tfce sessions of the rally
which will be In convocation here
Saturday and Sunday. This church
Is co-operating In the rally.
In recognition of the young people
who will be here In attendance at
the C. E. rally, the pastor will speak
Sunday evening upon . the subject
"What Is Wrong With Our Flaming
Youth?" This Is promised to be an
exceedingly Interesting subject to
both young and old. Mr. Mortlmore
states that the Sunday evening ser
vice Is a great service at the Church
of Christ, and urges all who will
to attend. The orchestra will play
for the service as usual.
Bracher, pastor of the -Lutheran
church, announces. A trio composed
of Mlsa Juanlta Stltztnger. Fred
Matthes Jr., and Edwin W. Bracher,
will sing "I Come To Thee." They
will be accompauled by Miss flelen
Jensen, pianist.
The Sunday school session begins
,at 9:45, to which any boy or girl Is
welcome. The theme for our Sun
day school during February will be
"Courage." There will be a story of
courage next Sunday morning to be
gin the month In the proper spirit.
Miss Genevieve Nelson will lead the
devotional meeting of the Luther
league at 7 o'clock In the evening,
using for the topic, , "How Our So
ciety Meets Young People's Needs."
Any young people who may wish to
attend this worship and discussion
period are cordially invited to come.
Zlon English Lutheran .Church
M Avenue .near Fourth
"The Soul of Christianity" will be
the subject of the sermon at the 11
o'clock service of worship, Edwin W.
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l cup milk
Vl CUP water
1 teaspoon vanilla
lt teaspoon almond
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3 egg whites, stiffly
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3 cups sifted Swans
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3 teaspoons Calumet
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14 teaspoon salt
12 cup butter or other
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Vl cups sugar
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Church or the Nnzarcne
Y Avenue and Birch
Rev. Richard Taylor and his wife
from Cheney, Wash., will continue at
the local church through the com
ing weeK in revival meetings witn
services every evening at 7:30, ac
cording to - the pastor, Rev. E. E.
Taylor.
Their messages In sermon and song
are said to be well worth hearing,
and those who come early will es
pecially enjoy the song service led
by Mrs. Taylor.
The Sunday services will be as fol
lows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.:
morning worship at 11 a. m. Mrs.
Richard Taylor win sing and Rev.
Richard Taylor will preach; young
people's service at 6:30 p. m. Mrs.
Taylor will speak; evangelistic ser
vice at 730, with special songs, and
sermon by Rev. Taylor;
First Church or Christ, Scientist
First at Washington
"Spirit" will be the subject of the
lesson-sermon In all Churches of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Feb. 7.
The Golden Text will be: "We have
received, not the spirit of the world,
but the spirit which Is of God; that
we might know the things that are
freely given to us of God" (I Cor.
2:13).
Among the citations which com
prise the lessonrsermon will be the
following from the Bible: "Now the
Lord Is that Spirit: and where the
Spirit of the Lord Is, there Is lib
erty" (n Cor. 3:17).
The lesson-sermon also Include?
tho following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, "Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
tures." by Mary Baker Eddy; "Man
walks In the direction, towards which
ho looks, and where his treasure is,
there will his heart be also. If our
hopes and affections ore spiritual, they
come from above, not from beneath,
and they bear as of old the fruits
of the Spirit" (p. 451).
Sunday school is held at 0:45
o'clock. Reading room, West-Jacob-son
building, open dally except Sun
days and holidays, from 1 to 4:30.
Services at church edifice, corner
First and Washington streets, 11 a.
m. and 8 p. m.
1C E. Church South
Corner Fir and U Streets
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. (
good school room for all. The pas
tor,. Rev. A. . J. Starmer, will preach
at the 11 o'clock service, Epworth
league meets at 6 p. m and Bible
study for older folks Is also held at
that hour. The evening service be
gins at 7 p. m. and closes by 8
o'clock. ,
Sermonette
Edited by
Harriet R. MacDonald
"And this ts the victory that
overcometh the world, even our
faith.1! John 6:4.
VICTORY
When you are forgotten or neglect
ed or purposely set at naught, and
you smile with your heart at rest,
That Is victory
When your good Is evilly spoken
of, your wishes aro crossed, your
taste offended, your advice ridiculed
and you take It all in patient loving
silence.
- That Is victory
When you are firm in difficulties
and superior in adversity.
That is victory
When you fully realize that the
fear of God is the beginning of wis
dom.
That is victory
When you lament not the loss of
that which you cannot retrieve,
That Is victory
When you know that each day Is
a new life, and that yesterday Is one
hundred years old, ,
That 1b victory.
When you are content with simple
raiment, plain food, any climate, any
solitude, any interruption,
That is victory.
Author not Known.
Women Aristocrats Adopt New Tactics
To Win Suffrage From French Senate
By Adelaide Kerr .
PARIS W) One hundred thousand
women of France have begun a new
drive for suffrage with a system of
"persuasion" designed to break down
the last vestige of opposition in the
senate.
Public demonstrations, street pick-
etlngs and riots they have tabooed
as "beneath the dignity of French
womanhood and of France."
Their aim Is .to convert quietly,
ono by one, a dozen or more of the
22 senators who. block their acqui
sition of tho voto.
Foremost in their ranks, which In
clude the most aristocratic women
the Code Napoleon, stilt in effect,
married women In France relinquish
all property rights.
Their campaign has received hew
Impetus with theprospect that the
bill giving all French women over
25 the right to vote will come be
fore the senate at the present session
after having been shelved for six
years.
It has been passed twice by the
chambor of deputies and when last
voted on by tho senate was defeated
on a technical maneuver by only 22
votes.
That majority feminists hope to
defeat by their campaign of "peace
ful penetration." Their chief sup
of France, are the Comtcsse do Fels port in tho senate is Louis Martin
Island City Community Church News
Sunday services at the Island City
church are : 0 :45, Sunday school hour,
Mrs. Bertha Way, superintendent;
11, worship service, with the sermon,
"What It Means to Be a Christian,"
by the pastor; 7, Epworth league ser
vice, and at 7:30 the pastor will
preach at Imbler on "The Ten Vir
gins of Today." There will be only
Epworth league service Sunday eve
ning as the pastor preaches at Imb
ler the first Sunday nighj; of every
month.
On Sunday morning, Feb. 14, at 11
o'clock, Rev. Robert Brymer, evan
gelist, will begin a series of special
services. He comes with many years
of experience In evangelistic work
and preaches a full Gospel with
"faith which workcth- by love." Every
one Is most cordially Invited to these
services, which will be held each eve
ning during the week at 7:30, ac
cording to Rev. Maud E. Cone.
! Chats With S
a ai cilia
KUI.ES FOR PLAY
By Alice Jmlsoii Peale
On tho whole, the best plan for
helping a child to enjoy his play
Rives him plenty of freedom, varied
materials and leaves him alone.
But there are a few rules by which
he Bhould be guided. Ho should leam
to use "but not abuse his materials.
Blocks, for Instance, may be used
for building, they may be carted
about In a wagon but never
thrown. Dolls are for all sorts of
make-believe but not for mopping up
the floor.
One uses a hammer for pounding
only on certain things like old boxeB,
boardB or the gravel walk. One paints
only on paper given for that pur
pose, never on walls and woodwork. ;
In order to teach the child to use
hi materials properly It Is best tor
keep out of reach those which most!
readily lend themselves to misuse,
such as hammer, saw, paint, crayons
and scissors. ;
Until good habits have been learn-1
ed, he Bhould work with them only
when mother has tlmo for super-,
vision. i
Tho Important realization that a'
toy bolongs temporarily to the child j
UBlng It comes most easily In a nur- j
sery school where there Is play ma
terial over whloh no ono child has,
exclusive rights. i
At homo there, may be difficulty, I
especially with an only child who ,
feels that a little visitor is an In-,
truder.
For this reason ho should have vis
itors frequently bo that he may learn
that tho ploosures or playing to
gether moro than outweigh tho dis
advantages of sharing.
In teaching little children these
fundamental attitudes In their play
It must be remembered that, they
cannot learn them all at once, and
that adjustments should be required
gradually.
and her daughter, the young and
beautiful Duchesso de La Rochefou
cauld, president of the National
Union for , Votes for Women.
Recently the duohess presided at
a meeting stressing the "advantage
to France of the feminine vote" and
not long ago she made a plea for
women's suffrage before the feminist
group of tho senate.
"We do not stand for extreme
Ideas." Bhe told the Associated Press,
"but we feel that we have the right
to the vote and we believe that.
When we have gained It, we can do
much to Improve our country.
"Tho Improvement of sanitary
conditions In municipal and country
communities, the protection of
motherhood and the property rights
of women; the regulation of condi
tions undor which women work and
t.hn tmnrnw.mf.nt nf educntional fa
cilities aro all fields in which womeif
ore actively Interested. Through their
vote they should bo able to contrib
ute much to the betterment of tho
country they lovo."
The protection of women's prop
erty rights Is one of tho chief points
stressed by French feminists. Under
leader of tho group favoring wom
en's suffrage.
Clark Wood .:
Germany's plight appears to be due
to Inability to contlnuo borrowing on
the strength of what Bhe owes. ,
Instead of enlarging his navy,
Uncle Sam ought to borrow what war
ships he needs from Europe. He has
been loaning her money to put In
one pocket while she kept up her
armaments out of ' the other. ..
- Looks from here as though China
Is expected to make amends for get--
ting her slats In tho way of tne Japa
nese boot.
We figure that from now on Uncle
Sam will be disposed to Illustrate to
Europo tho difference between "easy
mark" and "hard-boiled egg.".
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Our stores are filled to
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FEATURES SATURDAY AND MONDAY, FEB. 6-8
Emmanuel Apostolic Assembly
1606 Jefferson Avenue
Meetings this Sunday at tho as
sembly will be: Sunday school at 10
o'clock and morning service at 11,
with Rev. R. S. Sweeten delivering
tho address. In the evening at 6:30.
the young people will have their
service, followed by an evangelistic
service at 7:45.
Tho meetings in the week are:
Tuesday, prayer meeting; Wednesday,
prayer meeting, and Friday at 7:46,
an evening meeting, all of which are
for the public.
A strtet meeting will be held on
Saturday at 8 o'clock.
COL. CLARK IS
CONSIDERING
SENATE RACE
PORTLAND. Feb. 6 W) A special
dispatch to the Journal hero Thurs
day from Washington, D. C, said "politically-wise
Oregonlans in Washing
ton entertain the belief that Col.
Alfred E, Clark will soon make an
nouncement that he would HKb to
occupy tho seat of Frederick Stclwer,
in the United States senate."
Tho story says further: "Clark him
self Is not quoted as authority for
these predictions, for ho spoko with
reserve when his prospective candi
dacy was mentioned during his recent
visit. He was undecided, he Bald, and
would think it over on tho train
which Is speeding him to Portland.
Ho Is due there at the end of the
week."
Travel to tho national parks and
monuments In 1931 broke all rec
ords with a combined total of 3,544,
856 visitors.
About 65 per cent of the money
found In 'dead." letters In 1931 was
restored to the rightful owners.
Yucatan has no rivers, the soil ab
sorbin g all the rainfall.
Menus Of The
Day
By Mrs. Alexander George
A FEBRUARY SUNDAY .
Break fast
Sliced Oranges
" Ham Omelet
Waffles and Maple Syrup
Coffee
Dinner
Roost Beef and Browned Potatoes
Buttered Cauliflower
Bread Currant Jelly
Tomato Jelly Salad
Cranberry Pie Coffee
Supper
Apples Pop Corn Balls
Cracked Nuts
Ham Omelet, Serving 0
0 egg yolks. ;.
cup milk.
Va teaspoon salt,
teaspoon paprika.
teaspoon celery salt.
2-3 cup chopped, cooked ham,
6 egg whites, beaten.
2 tablespoons butter.
Beat yolks and add milk and sea
sonings. Beat 1 minute. Fold In
ham and egg whites. Mix lightly.
Heat butter in large frying pan, odd
omelet. Lower heat and cook slowly
until omelet has risen and Is a little
brown on under side. Carefully with
aid of fork and spatula, turn half
over. Hold omelet In place until it
"sets." Placo 6 minutes in moderate
ly slow oven. Carefully turn onto
warm platter and serve at once,
toast IJeef, Browned Potatoes
4V& pound rump roast beef.
3 tablespoons flour.
2 teaspoons salt.
l4 teaspoon paprika.
1 cup water.
6 large peeled potatoes.
Place beef in baking pan. Sprinkle
with flour, salt and paprika. Bake 16
minutes In hot oven. Add tho water
and cover with lid and lower fire.
Bako 1 hour. Bast every 15 min
utes. Sprinklo meat and potatoes with
salt and arrango potatoes around
meat, Bako 1 hour.
Milk should bo served daily to
children and bread to all the fam
ily. Raw vegetables as carrots, cab
bage, lettuce and celery, should bo
served daily.
Undeltverable letters received dur
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lost year.
With 994.000 barrels of oil pro
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production felt short 160,000 barrels.
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