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Page Six NEWS of die CHURCHES fttev.E. E. Taylor, Nazarene Pastor, tt in Tfc ' - I jPRVPS V Of IllirnS " .o , ;;'Christian -Endekvoi' sions Draw Young reo T . , Pie tO 1 Ol'UanCl, "Ji,!;, T..c.v,( Prrninr VjlllS 1 lefieilU 1 rtgl-cim-. -. Rev. E. E. Taylor, who for tho past year has bceuho pastor at the Church of the NaKsren?. will leave vjt.i his fnmllv Into next week to at-, .ftteu-a tho district assembly of tho Naz- arcne church In Nainpa, Ida., after wh eh he will yo to Burns, Ore., to take over a pastorate for the coming! year. Mr. Taylor stntes. "It is with re-; gret that wo leave La Grande. In ; many ways we have enjoyed a Rood v year with the Sunday school atten- j dance nearly doubled and the mem- , fcershlp 'h the church incrciwcd 40 Der cunt." In various La Ornndo churches tho young people are holding sway mis week, with tho annual Christian En-. deavor convention In Portland draw- '. Irig membors of tho societies In both Tine unnsunn unu r.j. , churches. The glrla missionary so- .clety, the Queen Esther-Standard Bearer group, of thc Methodist , -church will precent a pageant on 1 rt j i a n rnmiinii iiiirii auiiQiiy evuiiuiB u- mw '' service. i I'liwIivUirliiu (Miiinli V.WashWtnn At.mi. fit ftixttl SLrCOt Bev. J. Ocorgo waiz, pasior. A number of Interesting sermons bt)W been announced by Rev, J. Ocorgo Walz, pastor of tho Prcsby- terlan church, the first ot which will bc delivered Sunday morning at II, o'clock, at the church, on the theme, I 'The Flying Goal. ' next .ounaay, iMav l. at tho men's mcetlnK tho sub- May 1, iject will be, "Why I Am A Man.' Mrs. fairlev Richardson will nlay the sei- vice, and an anthem will bu furnish- d by the quartet, "When Winds Are Raglna," by Jones. Membors of the ouartet aro Mrs. 8. B. Morgan, Mrs. , .1 i n fellow and W. W. Nusbaum. Taylor has accepted a call to Burns, . "Noble Deeds" ls tho topic of the Ore, forthc coming, year. . evening sermon, which he will deliver , Mrs,. SI. g. Taylor vyllt play the sor at 7:30 at the church. All ijgea will vice. . . ,' ; ., ; , ,. find clasHos organized ior thorn, from Olaphrp Taylor wljl lead the ypung the children, two yoars old, to grand- peoplos mooting at 0:3D, followed hy parents, 100 years old; the minister the ovqnlng servlcq at 7:80 when tho states, junior Christian Endeavor will meet at 3 o'clock under the direction or Dr. bo furnished by Mrs. Taylor and Margarot Ingle and Mrs. Lynno Bonn- daughter, Glaphro. - enkamp. The Bcnlor-lntormediatoand Prayer meeting will bo held Wed young pedplo will meet at 0:16 with nesdajr evening at 7:80.. Miss rlulda Anuorson ana Airs. i. u. . Bowser, ns leaders.; A vocal solo will also bo a featuro bf the evening service at 7:30. r First Methodist K bifocal Church Fourth at Spring Rev. W. H. HartzoR, pastor A pngeant by tho Qucon Esther- HtnnriArd Heart Missionary iirouns of tho Mothodlst church will close a 'busy day at tho church Sundny. at .7:40; the pastor, Roy. W. H. Hertzog , - ;by tho young folks choir. i the theme oil wlilch tho pnstor will speak Sunday morning at the regular services at II o'clock, at the church, jand special musical numbors have Tjeen arranged with Miss Helen Wil liams, organlBt, playing the entire ser vice. The choir will sing "Send Out Thy Light," by Gounod: and Mrs. Ray , Fuller will furnish a soprano solo, f'Come Yis BloBscd," by Soott. ' Sunday school opens at 9:45 with spechil music by tho orchestra fol lowed by classes for all ages. George Moats will lead tho young peoples jneetintr at 7 o'clock, preceding the pngennt. 'Mux KnaVaU laillierau j M Avenue Near Fourth ucv. now in w. uracner, pnstor , Rev. Edwin W, Rrnrhni' will mUli-M 'his coninoyatlon at the Zlou Luth eran clmrch on tho theme. "Clearing a Jungle," Sunday morning at 11 .o'clock at tho church. mIhr Helen Jensen is thc orpnnlst and will fur nish iho accompaniment for tho morning services and tho special 'musU "Every Hour I Need Thy Bles sing." by Will L. Thompson. Th? fluidity sclio:il will convene at 0:45 to Htudy tho theme fur the day, .'Loyalty to Others." : Herbert Limmeii is thc lender of the Luiber Leaguo nt 7 o'clock, at .Vhich time they will study the thorn, ' 8a veil lo Servo." f Iktptlt riuueri Cornor Sixth and Spring I Rev. B. Marcus Godwin, pus lor y Next Thuifday evening tho Baptist Church will hold its annual bimlness meeting In tho bnseinent or tho church, at which time full annual for 3OOTIII: 1C o.. 111: n hay MAY . . . T1IIC fun liox is soiuvthltig you 'ou1l not have rlioscit fur an) 0110 else. Itirltly tic feigned. Satin covered. And paokcil with tho most cxtrava (iunt rtt'lct'tloti of hnncl dlpicil chocolates. ARTSTYLE 1.50 MOTHER'S DAY Piuknuc GLASS DRUGS, INC. ! reports from all departments will be I eivrn rniinivlni? a notluck dinner at 7 . 'o'clock. ! ty.rvi'ePB for Sundav. Anrll 24. have been announced by tho pastor, Rev. , "B. Marcus Godwin, who will preach on ie theme, "Tlit znflueoce of As- ! .scclates," at the H o'clock service. Mrs. H. L. El . John win piay the scr- Ses-:nnnt! ,ha cholr wl" "I"! Bn "flniinHitnlMM tnr T.lfo TnvflRtmnnt," nns ueen announced ho jjuu pioBrum ; bhuj'xi ui ... topic for the youni; reopSe meotlniia ; Ohurclu of Christ, Scientist on. Bun? lat 6:30 o'clock under tho direction of day. April S. Tire golden text will. iMSj hernia Olyeno. Bu.iday schoolibc taken from Job 23:10, and among I will or. jn at 0:46. Tn t.h pvonlnir nev. Qodv;ln will Will SpylnB Otit: l ual feature t violin solo.' by Miss Isabel Williams. ' , Cliurcli of ClirlKt Seventh and Pcnn. Rev, Paul Do P. Mortlmora, pastor To communion of all members of the church will be held Sunday at the Central Church of Christ during the regular 11 o'clock services, Rev. Mortbnore states. "The .Christian Race." an appropriate topic, has been chosen us the theme of the pastor's sermon, wmen win oe accompanied which will by an anthem by tho choir, with Miss pnach from tho themo. "SpylnB Out:16:iB In tho Elble, ana a pr.usap irom the Land," and an unusual feature , the chrl,tla Science textbook of the program will be a violin solo Sunday school for you ng people up uons rroncn at me orgnn: : : , : Ontdcd group divisions havp boen'Thero Is nono good but one, that is, lorinco lrom mo young people ami. they will meet In the ynln8 09: . , UDVU , a waran u sun w.... will discuss "lhe Rejected Gift. atllt not thc r,Bi source of the music the evening service at 7:30 o clock. In but as an instrument, a tool to pro- tho evening the orchestra and choir, auco beautiful music. In the same will take part In the sorvlce, with thejWay ls ,lot tt mnn a tooI useci by God fnrmnr niiivlntr t.hn dell irnLi ill ovrttirp. .i .i i ro ; 'i" I'i i.AB '.,1 I 'Sunday school open at 0:45 with graded class instruction ior, every age, On Tuesday ovenlng Bjble stilly, n.v.. cumlon, 'IPalse Prophets," Matthew 7:16. '. ' Chimli of the Nazarene Y Avenue and Birch Rev. B.jB. Taylor; bastor. f'"v "f i" v r nfC ii "r'Jh 'i the production or manifestation of will conduct his ast service .at the ,.,,' , iM. ,.,. . W,wihw !'.! i" V! before attending the district assembly at Nampa, Ida., he . has announced :,,,., to uoln ca8es. TUu8 lt l5 that he '!' J'vef a clqsjiig message u 8e f, "j. to his congregation next Sunday 8trurnents,; not to deceive ourselves morning at 11 oeloe at which timO:,, ,,' fh .-,.. r communion will o'wi ha nbserveri. Rev. I pastor will preach' from the subject. ! "The Danger of Negiect." Music will 141 OnttKle Second ynrtl L, I), S. ' i nun II North Fir and X Ayonuo W. J. Brlggs, bishop The young peoplo's meeting, which is held on the last Sunday of each month, will bo held Sunday evening f at 7:30 at the Second Ward L. D, S. church. The other sorvlces which will i e held on Sunday are Sunday school at 10 o'clock, with classes for all ages, mm WM rVvj i 1' mimfafa same: money JCH KiSNl '-""""""Ci'-63el l wwest prices m 'mstoryl 1 EV IP' Xiv Nl'I l , -....'.a .iu rnh wr : . than Wv M ffil ! ., AST & w BiAUW. . ' Rlfll ... sllt..l ' iiicn IU"'" IU' ,1 3.UI . I MidSL i U',x- 59C m i'i I 6-PLY RIVJ8S5CE MATE I XX 'A ,osl!l Sll- -4 m' S .00,4 50 11 6..-S 1120 ! 'TTMWM , ,K "r- VBU,C' I I1 I 4-PtY R:VE.0E MATE ' jLVVi,, '"' jjYSiM.X. w " i. vcrv cosy to u- M ft' B 3?xisf si .5J eu j P 1 I 4-PLY 29x4.4a'21 LA and the sacrament meeting ot 12:18 o'clock. On Tuesday ths M. I. A. will mat .tat 7:30 at the church, while In the afternoon the relief society will gather cat a o clack. The primary, meeting. for tho children, - "Probation After DOOin Will De ins f the citations which wm oomrrwe tn ItMiUIl r.uiiiiuu Will UV """I lpjwon cormon will be from I Cor. io tno aeo m J" " ""u ovl-kC 1;, Z s'rvlc4 a 8 o"cIo-k oclosk: evening sarvlcss at h ociock nnd Wednesday e;cninS at 8 o'clock. Sermonette Edited by Harriet R. ilacDonald uod. Matt. x. 17. Even If a wonderfully fine violin w hiwuw buuuwboo nu world? Just as the music rttoss hot belong frm tnt vlnlln nnlthnr1 rinna f.lirs ann( - ! ncss balong ' tp ' uh. The unplayed music Is the composer's', thc violin tonca arc part of the produced music, which consist of both thc musical I composition and the production of It, As the. music la the composer's, so Is thc goodness God's. But since wc are His Instruments,, wa aro part of . The quality of the production do nr,r ? ,;,' . t,, ,. Mw.r...0 -.. buuu..vu., -.,, Jcslia trulv said. '.'There ls nono good savo God." .. Yet, since God It In us, ,so also Is. His Goodness, need ing always finer and greater organiza tion of us aa instruments for greater and finer, manifestations. M, house COMKS itUNNINC WHEN OWN Hit WIHSTl.KS LEICESTER. Eng. (F) A sharp blast of a whistle works better than the cry, VComo on. you Potchiml". Boyd, Davis, Australian horse owner, has found. :: J - . Pitchim, a .tour-yoor-pld,' was far bohlnd in a raco for the Prince ot Wales Plate here when Davis' shrill piping was heard. The horse levelled out his head and dashed home a full length ahead of the field. Davis explained that the whistle was, a part of his training procedure and that his horses had learned to respond -to it, iron, will bo held TUura- ot Thomas J. Mooney by his ; attorneys. , "cdnos ,l v oad, dvnamltinS m.L ' .,TZ ' great seal of the state of California to ,day afternoon at SelT l aw of isar Mra-cyrus B-&r ; itfestt c. J0R- GRANDE EVENING Governor's Decision Case Accompanied by Statement By the Associated Press r Tho statement of Governor Jam 93 xtoipn jr., 01 uauicrnia. in ine case of Thomas J. Moouey, Issued yeatjr- day aiternoon, is as follows: On December 1, 1931, an applica Hon for a pardon was made on behalt r rintD nv.o..a mnnHni lno cnumt)?rs or tno supreme, court or tn0 6ti(l(! ot California, at Ban Francisco. Cn) tno attorneys above mentioned presenting Thomas J. Mconev nrnteri uir nraumentu n-. G,.nn-f f tt,i nriir.,,tinn h.rn,. m : siWing wlt, Honorable Mntt I. Sulll - , 1crm,r cnlet Ju!11(!0 - t, 8U. prcmc c,,urt ot the 3tftt, cf callfor-, Ha. Honorable Louis F. Bylngtoa, tor- i mr "" ', f"!' i co am iionor&ble Daniel J. OErien. director of, the department of pen- i jotofiy of the state of California, which j lnttor three feant.emen .were Invited ; V. i' "-"t - or sow application for advica and : counsel. During the period of approxlmat?ly five months that has Intervened since tho date of said hearing, Judic MaU I. Sullivan and I havo not only given consideration to the argument above referr2d to, but havo given painstak ing attention to and have studied the entire record, of the proceedings had .j 0VUence gven during the trial 0i 6nm Tnonias J. Mooney, held bc- for tl)e BUperlor court of the stot" 0 California In and for tho city and cqunty of Sail Pranclsco which re- suilca ln hs conviction of the chare- ..... ... n speciuca in me intucttnent upon which he was tried, as well, as of all GOES SWOLLEN JOINTS VANISH Mow To Slop lIM'tiniulIc Surrerliig hi LCKs'Thuit a Week . If you suffer from torturing rheu matic pains, sore muscles or stiff in flamed joints, it's because your' sys tem ls full of the dangerous poisons that j cause rheumatism and make thousands helpless, , What you need ls RU-MA, the new medicine now sold by all druggists; that acts directly on the liver, kid-i neys and blood, and helps expel' through the natural channels of ellm-j 1 not Ion the dangerous poisons that cause rheumatism. : : ;' I No long waiting for your suffering to stop. RU-MA cases pain the first! day and is tho one rheumatism rem-j cdy guaranteed by the Red Cross Drug j Store to free muscles and joints from all painful stiffness, swelling ana lameness, or nothing to pay- Adv. OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, in Mooney of tho proceedings occurring upon his niinnnl nf tho RUtirfmfl flrtiirt. of t.h state of California from said Juelg- ment of conviction. During said per iod 'we have also carefully examined, ' r '"i. SEl ana Information and have pursued In- j vestigatlons. These facts, taken In dependent investigations for the pur-: conjunction with all of the .other pose of ascertaining every avallablcmatters above 'mentioned given conr fact throwing light upon the quea-'js'deratlon by' us have cbnvlnc-zd' us tion a-i to wheth'-'r Thomas J. Mooney T':. n, obtain aM- th- liitry of the life:bv whom h was tried- and that tho '"J Moon Wo have' p IcaUon madt on Sis behalf for a also examined cud read and elver, j nardon should bo denied. .. consideration to all of the proceed-' "8 occurring before the Justus of ni nimr..m mnrh t.hn (.-. t California upon the application of; warren K. Killings for a rccommEn - datlon by them of a pardon, which i .luuiiciuiun wai reicrrcn to saia court because of the clrcumstonco that lings had twice been convicted of tho Final Clean- Up on Radios At Adler's Closing Out Sale . . Retail Ar.T.-RLECTRIC SETS: Price. 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At my request and with , my cq-. iSE"" . TV.. by 'that Thomas J. Mooney was guilty of " For the purpoMs of the record and ; fothe InfoZttion of those who 'a u4 - - - ,i i nini.tn t bo well to state that the case ' of Thomas J. Mooney has been presented to the supreme court of this state up- ; on lour occasions, ana upon one 03 BU-icaslon to the supreme, court of th -1 caslon to the suureme. court of the , United States, on petition . for writ ': ss Think this the BEST, tires we have ever soldf The LOWEST prices in our history! The GREATEST tire values we have ever offered! That's what Ward's offer you today! . .' ' ' r , , A Renuine full ply Riverside for the usual price cf oilier 4 ply tires. A FULL ply Riverside at the low est price at which any heavy duty 6 ply tire h:is ever been sold. Arid 6 full plies (sometimes reen;etl to as "8 li-'S tindcrt thc tread") mean more strength, more mileage, more safety, more satisfaction, MORE VALUE! 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I have here- unto set my hand and caused tne sacretary. of state. ADDS TO TRACK DUTIES j COLLEGE PARK. Md. jess football lineman, : fwJ"v"-. uwwu promises to be the scoring ace 01 tho Mnrvland track team this year. krajcovtc, who competed in the shot In tefesting Books FOR BOYS AND GIRLS . We. have the following- series of books for boys and tor girls THE RADIO BOYS ................... THE X BAR X BOVS TOM SLADE BOY SCOUT SERIES REX LEE FLYING SERIES - - THE RADIO BOYS . .!-......... PEE-WEE HARRIS SCOUT SERIES' BOMBA THE JUNGLE BOY. RUTH FIELDING BETTY GORDON GIRL SCOUTS THE CAMPFIRE GIRLS We, also have many dandy stories in the popular edition, including Call of the Wild, Jack London; Voasure Js!and, Stevenson; Wild Animals I Have jiown Ernest Thompson Seton; and many more. La Grande Book & Stationery Co. ' ;' Service Station for Home and Office" 1H4 Adams Ave. Main 90 Friday, April 22, 1932 j put, discus and high Jump last sea- son. list. 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