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Friday, Pcbruary 19, 1932 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven NEWS of the CHURCHES Christian Church Audience Enjoys Concert Group Believed to Be One of Finest in Eastern Ore gon, Rev. Paul De F. Mortimore Says. Thoee.wbo heard tbe orchestra at the Central Church of Christ last Sunday evening were delighted with ,the line musical talent displayed. Several new members have been add ed to the group recently and Rev. Paul de F. Mortimore states that he believes it is one of the finest con cert orchestras in this part of the state. Some of La Grande's most talented musicians are playing In the ensemble, which now numbers 18 members. This coming Sunday evening they will play an especially attractive . concert, including - the numbers: "Dance pf tbe Sunflowers" by Pauline Story, the Hungarian Melody, "Keler Bela" transcription by Suter, and a Grand Religious Fan tasia composed of a number of fa miliar hymns taken from the "Moody and Sankey Gospel Hymns." The or chestra also plays for the song serv ice, which Is greatly enjoyed by all who attend. Anyone who enjoys muslo will find it worth his while to attend the service at the Church of Christ Sunday evening at 7:30. The pastor will preach an evange listic sermon at this hour. In spite of cold weather, the Bible school is maintaining a high aver age attendance this month. Every effort Is being made to hold the at tendance above the 200 mark. To these not now attending any Bible school, the Church of Christ gives an urgent Invitation to find your class In their school. Competent teachers ore in charge of each class and the best of materials are used. Honoring George Washington on the occasion of his 300th anniversary, the pastor will speak Sunday morn ing on the topic, "Washington's Sacrifice for a Righteous Cause." Re garding this topic, Mr. Mortimore says, "It has become unpopular In this country to make any sacrifice. We speak glibly of sacrifice, but 2 lb., 5 lb., 10 lb., and 25 lb. cloth. ;s. M Vr4 bag VWSf .WF5 r-"- II' i c-h I r MENU i know little of lta true meaning. Washington saw the necessity of a real sacrifice and made that sacrifice at an enormous discomfort and loss. When men allow greed to guide their lives It Is no wonder that we do not prosper as nation-. Political and personal ambitions are too often al lowed to overshadow the publlo good In our day. Let us learn -the lesson of sacrifice from one who lived well The communion Is a regular part of the morning worship at all Churches of Christ. The choir will present the beautiful anthem, "Bow Down Thine Ear, O Lord," by Hughes, with violin obligate,. The bass solo will be sung by Mr. Walter Price. The Christian Endeavor societies meeting at 6:30 report good attend ance and Interest In all departments. A graded program Is carried out and young people of all ages are wel comed. First Methodist Church Fourth Street and Spring Avenue Mrs. M. W. Edghlll will be the solo ist at the Methodist church Sundny morning at the 11 o'clock hour, when the pastor. Rev. -W. H. Hertzog, will preach the sermon on the topic, "Good-News for Today." The'mlxed choir will sing the anthem, "Jerusa lem," by Henry Parker. ; At the 7 o'clock evening service, Lenn Plerson will have charge of the opening worship service and the young folks' choir will sing an an- them. Following this brief service, the Epworth league will ' be led In discussion of "Peace and Patriotism," by Miss Lois Nelson. The adults, and particularly the official board, will engage in a dls cusMon of the official board, Its organization and function, Its ob jectlves and method and discuss whether it can be Improved. All Interested are invited by the pastor to attend, especially every member of the board. Zlon English Lutheran Church M Avenue near Fourth The subject of the sermon by the pastor, Rev. Edwin W. Bracher, Bun day will be "A Call to Consecration." The choir -will sing an' anthem, ac companied by Miss Helen Jensen at the piano. All are cordially invuea to worship with us at 11 o'clock. The birthday of George washing- ton will be commemorated In the Sunday school with the theme: Courage to dive Ourselves." par ents aro Invited to send their chil dren to this Sunday school for train ing in the Christian faith. Thoy will find It interesting and helpful to atudy with boys and girls oi their own age. The Luther league devotional meeting will be in charge of I mo gene Schilling, who will present the topic, "Desirable Qualities in Na tional Leaders." Come to these meet- incs and enjoy the worship and discussion of the young people. Buy C and H MENU" Berry" in trie refinery packag id b .am e sure! 2 W. and 5 lb. pouring packages. Pure cane sugar every grain of it. Pure and white really' white. That's what you get when you ask your grocer for "Berry"' Sugar in the original C and H MENU container, or for any of the C and H MENU Sugars. .White cloth bag with bright blue let tering, or convenient pouring package, if it's labeled C and H MENU you cart be certain it contains superior sugar packed right in the world's largest sugar refinery. Presbyterian Church Washington and Sixth Streets Too many people deify the sec ondary and crucify the primary things In life. Keep your Gods straight, said the minister. Don't set the wrong ' thing on the throne. Washington said, "Whatever Is done should be well done." Because of these facts. Rev, J. George Walz In vites to the church services Sunday. At the 11 o'clock hour will be service devoted- to family groups come as families and worship. Ser mon topic is "The Christian home the Greatest Agency for the Spread of Christianity." Mrs. H. H. Rich ardson will play the service. The quartet 'will sing the anthem, "Let Your Light So Shino" by Calkin. Mr. Dick Lindsay, violinist, will play the offertory number.- A feature that will appeal to all is the appearance of the Sunday school orchestra at 10:56, playing the opening number of the morning program, "The Amer ican National Overture." - The evening service at 7:30 will be devoted to the "First Word From the Cross" or "The Word of Forgive ness." Special muslo 1b being ranged for. Miss Gladys .Miller will play this service. Junior Christian Endeavor Is Bt 3 "p. m. Other Christian Endeavor depart ments meet at 6:15 p. m. Sunday Bible school is at 9:45 a. m. EVANGELIST Emmanuel Apostolic Assembly 1606 Jefferson Avenue , Meetings Sunday at the Emmanuel Apostolic assembly will be: Sunday school at 10 o'clock and the morning service at 11, when a message will be delivered by the pastor. Rev. k. S. Sweeten. Sunday evening at 6:30 the young people meot and at 7:46 an evangelistio service will bo held, to which the public is invited. Midweek services are held on iies- day, regular preaching service, auu Wednesday, cottage prayer meeting. On Friday Bt 7:45 another preaching service will be held. Rev. W. W. Clark, evangelist, Is conducting meetings nt the Gos pel mission In La, Grande. Tlio public Is Invited. o'clock, and N. Y. P. S. at 6:30. Bible reading on the second coming of Christ will be conducted by Mrs. E. Taylor at 7:30 in tho evening. No man ever died or will die, even for a moment. Mark these trenchant word, "He is not a God of the dead, but of the living, for all live unto Him." The body dies, we say; but the body is no more a part of the person than are the hammer and saw a part of the body of the car penter. The soul Is the person, a mechanism In form precisely like the body, but of spiritual substance. The soul weaves tho body into Its like ness as an Instrument of action in the outer realm of matter. The body has no life In Itself. Death is the soul withdrawing from the body, the withdrawing of the current from the electric tool. Death is only a proc ess by which our attention and ac tivity Is transferred irom nature w the snlrltual word. At death the Lord alone, because the soul Is con joined to Him, withdraws the bouI from the body. "I am the resur rection and tho life." GEORGE HENRY DOLE First Church of Christ, Scientist First Street at Washington "Mind" will be the subject of the lesson-sermon In all cnurcnes oi Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Feb. 21. The golden text will be, "aou nam not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a Bound mind" (II Tim. 1:7).. Amone the citations whicn com prise the lesson-sermon will be the following from the Bible: "The Lord glveth wisdom: out of his mouth comoth knowledge and understand ing" (Prov. 2:6). The lesson-sermon also inciuueo the following passage irom me Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip tures," by Mary Baker Eddy:- "Chris tian Sclenco rcvcalB lncontroveruoiy that Mind is All-in-all, that tho only realities are the divine Mind and idea. This groat fact is not, however, seen to be supported by sensible evidence, until Its divine Principle is demonstrated by healing tne sick and thus proved absolute ana en vine. This proof once seen, no other conclusion can bo reached" (p. 109). Sunday school Is neia ai v.v inik- Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock. Reading room, Jacobson building, open dally except Sunday and holidays, from 1 to 4:30. sorvines at church edifice, corner 1st and Washington streetB, 11 a. ,and 8 p. m. Health Church of God Spruco Street at X Avenuo 'The Sunday services at the Church of God will be Sunday school at 10 o'clock, and the regular Sunday morning service at 11 o'clock. .The subject of the Sunday school lesson will be : "Jesus, The Good Shepherd," and the sermon subject will be "The Good Shepherd's One Fold." " The Gospel Mission 2201 North Fir Street Sunday services at the Gospel Mis sion will bo Sunday school at 0:46; morning worship, 11 o'clock; and young peoplo'B service at 6:46. At tho evening service at 7:30, Rev. L. Carlson, pastor, invites the publlo to attend and hear W. W. Clark, evangelist, speak on tho subject, "What Is the Love of God?" Mr. Clark Is a man of wide expe-i-iAnrn nnd has traveled Into most of tho states and Into Canada holding rvivnl meetlncs. Rev. Carlsen says. Ho will featuro a "Back to tho Bible CLASSIFYING FEARS Fears may be classified as either objective or subjective; The objective fear centers about some objective outsldo of the Indivi dual. , Tho subjective fear is resident within as a vague and ill-defined condition. One might fear horses, cows, mioo, lightning, or a child may fear a, po liceman. Such aro common objective fears. On the other hand, one might have the vague fear of failure, or of disas ter, of crowds, or of open spaces. These fears aro primarily of a subjec tive nature. It Is this latter group of fears that Is most discomforting, for objects that aro feared usually may be avoid ed whereaa tho subjective fear Is com monly ever present, Experience has taught us that ob Jectlvo fears are In most cases the result of experience, at first hand or through suggestion. If a playful dog should rush at ohlld, barking loudly and perhaps throwing It down, the experience might bo sufficiently startling to create in the child a fear of dogs. On tho other hand, the child may havo had no actual experience with the animal, but an over-cautious par ent may havo cringed and drawn tho ohlld aside every time a dog was en countered and a fear of the animal was thus engendered by suggestion. The origin of subjective fears 1b involved. Not a fow of them, par-. tlcularly in 'Children, aro products of unbridled Imagination, of Inadequate understanding, and of a combination of circumstances. Parents Inclined to look on the dark sldo of all possibilities are quite llkoly to lnduco a stato of anxiety in their children. When such parents onter a railway Sermonette ' Edited by Harriet R. MacDonald "There is there is a Cor, 16:44). a natural body and spiritual . body." I ALICEL PERSONALS By Mrs. Otis Buchanan (Observer Correspondent) ALICEL (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Vance Randall, of La Grande, spent Sunday at the horns of Mrs. Ran dall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Brown. W. A. Buchanan, managor of the Allcel elevator, has been sick the last fow days. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ruokman spent Saturday at the Bruce Clark home. Mrs. Mel Stewart, who has been vlsltlns her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Lovell In Enterprise, returned to her home here lost wees. Recent visitors at the Allcel school were Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Ed Clark, Miss Babo Ketler and Mrs. Otis Buchanan. ' Miss Anne Arnoldua, of La Grande, was a recent visitor at the home of her sister. Mrs. Routh McKonnon. Mrs. W. E. Rucknuui entertained tho Prtscllla Sewing club at her home lost Thursday afternoon. : Needlework was the diversion of the afternoon after which lovely refreshments were served. Mrs. Kenneth Gekeler and Mrs. A. R. Meglnlty were guests. The next mooting will be on Feb. 26 at tho homo of Mrs. Jim Wise. Mrs. Reed Taylor has been ill the past week. W. W. Blnford, Allcel mall car Tier, Is slill making regular trips In hlB car with the mall. Only one day bo for was the trip made on horse back and that . was during a pllz-! Parent, of tha Virgin : Roman Catholic tradition olnlmsl that the Virgin Mary wnsthe daugh-j ter of Joachim and Anna. Their names are not in the Scriptures, und , the first recorded reference Is In the Protoovangolcum of James, an j npocryplml book. New York World Telegram. - '.; I : . i Patient Wives . . It takes a man 25, years to learn how to be married and It's a won der women have the patience to wait American Magazine. ' , - Hard to Spin Mohair - Mohair, the Sne lustrous hair of the Angora goat, Is harder to spin than wool, because the hair scales are not so fully developed. Enkay 33 Campaign" hero, speaking also on train thoy aro painfully awaro of tho current events, which will bo freoly possibility of a wreck, without ro- dlscussed to prove the infallibility of fleeting on tho rarity of such accl- tho word of God, he adds. dents. Should they travol on a boat He will also speak on such sub- they fear drowning. ippfcA as: "Whv the Baptism oi wiu iu mihu w, vuuvuuui wu- Holy Spirit Is So Fiercely Opposed liar vague fears in others, and Vilified." "Tne BIDIO And what a marvelous new package for your favorite C ana H MENU "Berry" It's absolutely unique! Wax-wrapped to prevent - caking! And the only sugar box on the market that fs! It has a clever little slide which opens to form a pouring device and lets you regulate the amount of sugar you pour. Only the C and H MENU. ''Berry" package does this! And this same little slide can be closed each time diet you've poured what sugar you need closed to protect the remain ing sugar until all of it is used up. 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Please send me your tree recipe booklet full of cutout dolls The Sugar Doll Familt and Theih Favorite Recipes. $3 f your cortee Worries Just measure Golden West coffee; pour in jumping, boil ing water : : let it "drip". The result is always Grand flavor! ECONOMICAL, too! NOTE how the iteel cut "grind" of Golden West to be perfect for drip" . . nd other method and Its Cleor Statements of Healing for the Body." A few. nights will be devoted to messages such as the anti-Christ, Tho Coming of Jesus," ana Bible Salvation vs. Domonlzcd In fidelity." ' Eni-h Frldav evening Mr. uinr win speak on tho subject of healing and will hold prayers for the sick. The services are hold every evening, ex cept Monday, at 7:30, and so far have been well attended. Na7Jircnc Church Corner Y and Birch Tho revival that has boen In prog ress, with Kev. ana mra. Taylor, of Cheney. Wash., as evange lists, closed Sunday evening ana iiio results were good, considering tho Inclement weather and the number of members of tho congregation who have been 111, they state. Sunday services will bo as follows: sundav school at 0:45: song anu pralBe BervlccB, led by Lester Long, 11 o'clock: Junior society ai J "Latin-America" Latin-America Includes all coun tries of South America except the Gulanas, all countries of Central America, Cuba, Haiti, Santo Domingo and Porto Klco. Latin-Americans are pcoplo mostly descended from a union of the so-called Latin races of tho Old world with the native races of the New world. Thli Day's Work Today Is your day and mine, the only day we have, the day In which we play our part What our part may signify In the grout whole we may not understand; but we are here to piny It, and now Is our time. This we know : It Is a part of action, not of whining. It Is a part of love, not cynicism. 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