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Page Six jT.RANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, APvjH29. 1932 - Church Night Program Sunday Evening: INCREASE, REPORT ; LOWER COVE PERSONALS OREGON JOBS Q. '(Continued trees. Pase One) National Music Week Observed By City Churches "At Marie- . . Ci.'a Borca be .;.--. ty ticket. Tfcerejs a Mrs. aCcNamee. soprano ' . ticket not be -.-iry ;cr -a-om- Catfcollc church iec ani o nsi-r teal are. 1 -'- ' "J Mlau Edrts Maeu:re, accompanist I,,r i-yzi are Irs fcDd may D secures "All Hail th Payer," anlnem-1 - a; the door, Su&day momir. and - Tinier 8. l.joo njr man presented wits a ticket Methodist c.-.urch cfeoir, 1 ihculd accrps it ia aa mriuuoa o Paul KnauU. director. j lhiJ aerr-.ct. -Conic Unto Me au Bes!.- duet j uus Mirulre will play the Cl'n serrice. and a special mimical aelec- ffimood '!.nM and Paul ttoo m , prestation -ot to: Knauu ..baritcoe nrca, ; -jtb0Th Reigns." by Me3- i .ryua. eLhn. in trhifc Mr.. S. B Mor- gin. soprano: Mrs. Hal Bohrenkainp. Presbyterians Feature - Mon'a !lTxtfrtr at Mnrn. "Come Unto Me. Te Weary." duet innr'n CtmniA Mav- Ciin ! ir tT iff lihhr nr. , ik a.lCT E- daV, May 1. I Miss Isabel Miner, Keompuut. : VUJ-Z prelude. Tem- " -Innamams el Ascensus front ;P "a- 7 neent. . j E Huriey, uow. and C. E. sins, the ycun? mail: Fred Hytrin. Ib bey:: Leoird riL-Ida. en Jeru-ia. lie Jen Hu4i1.es. : ' r Ki ler. Irma Schilling fend Earcar'a Scitzitei. Ker.:s o ihe proces sion. Sunday echco! .-will be liild-t;. 3:45. tfce story for nxt Sunday fc ing -"A Herdsman Who 3i tho Story of Jesrus." To Luthir 3e-a?ue cervices w.!l b held Ic tike evening- because I the music service at th L. D. S. tacer nacle. . Sermonette Edited by Harriet R. 5IacDona!d Eut seek ye first the kingdom of Cci and bis z':gootL&&e. arui &ii ti; th.cp shiU be tdded ucio you." lU.t- 6.-33. of Oregon fcdnstrtal employment declined.' An increase of 133 per cent oter the previous month in the number of workers employed in the lumber industry accounted for x large part of the ?"T vllh 2arch 1931. all lines except paper and printing anoved substantial declines. Average weekly wages contin ued to decline and were more than 20 per cent less tn&n a year ago. ! Br Mrs. 'efl P. K'ht ; . LpWTS COVE ( Special) Every r ; body " is. ' bury. Cii:ry tree ere ; bloomirig ecd prcepec'js are for gcod icros trerywnere. t HILGARD PErcSONALS f t tiv Wilmtrth U'eimer HILGARD (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morohcad and son. Bruce, left Tuesday afternoon for Peri'. land, where tney wil meet Vrg Morericitd's parent, Mr. and Mrs. fcf. ruptM ('burrfi Coxer S:irb and Spring Rct. B. Marcus Godwin- Bistor ?tte,t Vat Pv-.ln! Sur-dzr rnoci w:U oppn ti tcmmuc:cn w.U be ocserted at live I Double quanet. Preabyterlan chuxeb. iid the young people' ceeting in , Sunday mcming aemce at tte Eap Katlonal muJc week will be offl-iMrs. a. r. Kicfcard5cn. too r a no tco I he afternoon will be Junior Chris- i us', churcb. tollci-rtr. a sensci bT ciaury tnauuraia m La oranae i and obllsrato, Mrs. Kirier Ricnardsoc. t-an --Ctzoc at 3 o cwdci. fcenior- i-.cv. u ir-lizicg that we snould never con- w : tc lock to rehgwa and religious SECRECY SHROUDS r.ic merely oatward blessings and j bene!:u. Rcli2.cn u a factor of tne rp.rjt5ial life, not merely of the nat- ural life: ;tr. great urge and issue is i C. A. and A. L- &?ck.r nave ea.n Morehead nd her car. Jreceired acipment of baby chicKs enw wiu go to KJ i pa Ih Beach. Wash" jand all are going fine. T. 8- fjT fCr a t0 weeks' visit." Mf. More- son, uarian iver. aaa -7. - '-"-ifcad will return nome fnaay. wm ie: theirs into j arid M. j. B: Welmer and Mr. nftw'iS 1 lMlSjand Mre. John Price, of La Granlit of hogs this week. , vaUa Walla Sunfav nn busineu. They also went to Dixie U: and Mrs. Charlss Johnion v- 1 Ited at Jay Breshears Sunday. j T. B. Johnson stearea nis fc-cvy and visited Mr. and Mrs. p. t,. Blanchard. formerly of Perry. ' Among those who spent Sunday at HeHb at the home cf Mr. and Mrs; George Voris were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kling and family. Pete Kutris, Sunday erening when the "church j acocapRi:ist. intermediate and your-5 people en - nigni" program u presented uncer!'Fear Te Kot O Israel Dudley Buck ceator at 6:i. : the direction of the La Grande Mm- Mrs. W. W. Nusbaum. soprano. First tstertai aasodat.cn. Rev. Paul De P. ; Church of Christ. Scientist, Mrs. Har-; f 1jX Mrthodbt "pfcctpaJ fburefa ' - Mortlmore. minister of ti.e Central' ley Rickarri'on. aocosnpanlst. Fourth at Spring Church of Cinst, Is music chairman "BehoM, God ti-2 Lord, anthem i Rct. W H. Hertzog. pastor. Mendelssohn The Meibodist E'jcocal church of the organization, and has been FMisted by other members of the group In plannfng the program, to I Church of the Lauer Day Saints w:ll combine with tfce other churches I choir. Mtss Barbara Hlatt. director: t oi the cur in nresentinz the ocen- be presented Sunday erenlag at 8 Mrs. Wiiliarn Heughan, accompanist. !ng program of National music week. cciocar, at me 1. u. s. taoeniacie. j serieoiction w. u. ttanxs Sunday evening, at the L D. s. tab- " Prelude In 8 Lester Pfcel Ptludium Andantlno.C - H-Binck . emacle. As a prelude to the ctc- - Mrs. William Keughan. organiet I VEra- William Heuhan, organist. ; n!nt serrice. bciewr. feer. W. H. Invocation Rev, Clarence A. Kopp Members of the quartet of the Hcrtxog has announced an interest "Still, Still with Thee.' anthem. , i Methodist Episcopal Church South lhg program for the day. .Bainer;are W. C- Wendt. Paul Walker. W. "Ereadth of PeUowship- Is the Lutheran Church : B. Starmer and D, E. EI am. ; heme on which the pastor win speak Miss Helen Jensen, accompanist The Presbyterian church double at the morning semce at 11 o'clock. "The- Beautiful Land -P. A. F White J quartet is composed of Mrs. &. B-; Mies Helen Williams will p!ay the Quartet. M. E. Church South j Morgan. Mrs. Ray Puller. Mrs. W. H-. Eerrlee cn the pipe organ. Mrs. Eula Webb, accomnanist Bobnenkamp Jr, Miis Corrlne- Baker, j A special feature of the service r "Hymn of the Last Supper" E. E. Hurley. George Plank. Raymond tht duet -j a Golden . Damarest j Williams and C. E. Andersorr. ; ganbtam Fall." by Miss Corinne Ba- Mrs. Edna Stonebreeker. soprano. Is- f . I Jeer and Miss Jean WUilams. accom- , Und City Community church irt Prrbrterian Cnorcn ' panied by Miss Helen Williams at Mrs. T. R. Maxwell, accompanist Washington at Six:n -f :b5 organ. She will also accompany uca vu je ooiaiers iTue, an- - tin: choir In the anthem. tnem Gordon Williams i xne II ociocs: nour Jwnoej mora- j SurvlAT school ooens at 9:45 In Firt Prebrterian Church Washington at Sii:h Rer. J. Georze Wahfc. castor. The 11 o'clock hour Sunday morn- 1 Church of Christ. Mr. Mortimore. !ng at the First Presbyterian church j the morning, and special music has "" ! u"u - ; been arranged for tnat Ume by the Miss Doris French, accompanist ! t the Presbyterian church. Rev. J. , crCheatr which will play the open- He Rose ; George waiz. pastor, announces. , Petrie stating that he win preach the ser- Baptist churcb mon on Why J Am a Man." Men : Mrs. W. H. Parkinson, director and boys orer 15 years of age will , Selection from, cantata Again" lnt- number. At 7 o'clock. Adam lelghton will direct the lesson of the Epwcrth league. MOTHERS' DAY MAY 8TH We have a number of beautiful Slothere' Day gifts including- Bon Bon Dishes, Salt and Peppe r Sets, Orange Juicers, Animal Families, Cookie Jars, and Japanese Lamps ranging in price from 50e to ?1.00 and 2.50. We have a beautiful assortment of Mothers' Day caids Including special cards for father, sndmother, wfe, fiiend's mother, the other mctlser, and sweetr heart's mother. Tie:-e cards range in price 'from ,5c to 33c. La Grande Book & Stationery Co. "Service Station for Home and Office 1114 Adams Ave. ' Main 90 - Chan-fa of ChrUI Seventh and Perm Rev. Paul De F. Mortimore. pastor. The northwest Oregon convention of the Central Church of Christ will meet in La Grande Tuesday, with ('sessions from 850 a. m. until 7:30 o'clock in the evening attended by visitors from Baker and Wallowa counties. Rev. Paul De P. Mortimore. pastor, states. Rev. C. P. Swander. I of Portland, and Rev. Guy L, Drill. cf Pendleton, will be the visiting j leaders. J "A Fatal Lacking" la the theme of j the sermon which Rev. Mortimore announces for the Sunday morning j services at the church. He will speak ; and special music has been arranged by the choir, accompanied by Miss j Doris French, organist, at 11 o'clock, j Sunday school will open at 9:45 j in the morning, and the evening services for young people will lc j held at 6 30. when the junior, high i school and young people's groups will ? hare- a xnc-efctt?. w;th specie) em j r.liis on the meeting cl the former, i Tht members of tte church viil enjoy the urion musical servicra at j.iic i. I. S- haii at 3 o'clock. tnc theme 1 1 o'clock Marcus Godwin delivsrei cn w. the realm of the eternal, not the has t material cr.;y because it finds its way intc them frcsn within. is far more an erjdenes that ed ty Mrs. Merrille Mccr?. sccocn panied by Mrs. . L. St. John. "Finding My Piace in Life" cusT-or. tr the TOtmr pecfie I "UT b " . . ' . -. : . i mjsn shall discover himseif ltotze j in lore and pati-ence and gentleness ; and tefeiperarirre. than that he should ; diLccver his body growing sounder c"sy by day. Ms health and physical '- v:eor more perceptible, his purse :uiier. i.ot that scun- heaJth is to i the forepart of the week : rsiTv arJ w-i n-r icf-nt to Pen- LJLNDBlvRGH CASE Guy returrkog hose Satur " dar but Earl remainUi? to work. ICccUnued Prorn Pa One' ' J J' " GiM't- s"wr- if5 i4r7 ! Christ Mastoris. Mr. and Mrs. Ous IccnnDLiea noui ngt one, -;Cnambers, were guests at the home , T,!rw and Mrs . Voris- mother. Mrs. ,, .,. o( their grandson. H. A. Oasset. iBl .pj.,, Reeve. The occarion was Mr. Purpose or Chance a- , mitertsJ. When it does reacb down. ' absent on unexplained missions last vTl,Sl,n! -r. I Vorls' anniversary. -How Lone W,lt Taou : ar it surely must, if reliilori .a r.r : . ii, Charlotte HarUej. wno unc.r ,d Kldd Forre; Me?-, a soio. Tr.a be pr ent-: hi-. ;t k m tie nitu-il .nt rsri. w t,,.. Kni- fweni an appemuciiis gft.u ... clover, went to Portia,, S Eot lane last week. Is progressing ' -I had a long distance telephone . nicely. Her aunt. Mrs. B. tan w-.m Lionel unaoerga at nope-, risited ter Sucdai- ffitetin at 60 lit tne everung. ii:;s E;cMel vdl be ih2 leader. Sunday sctool cpens at S:45 o'clcci. On account cf the mus-.e week prcgrarn there will be no eve ning service on Suriiay. Prayer meet- 1 B-ker i ini--aay - w -..a. a-uera ! m&tr.c-r and sister. They returned s:iea rrr auroaT. . . . well tonight,- , j m7. Mrs7 Kell Kight and lam-! "ome aunuay u...B. . nc ana zus two coueasjues. Jonn ti- uy nsited tnetr uncie, joqd vuu- j Curtis, boat builder, and Dean H. wick, and his family at Union Sun- ; uooson-ecocK. nave said tney nave day. ing wJl be at 7Zii. held Thursday evening be despird. ncr freedom from . the anxieties incident to life in the world to be scorned, but that in creased faith in God. added ability v.- ooiidently trust Him in all thlnss. growing sympathy for others. Increasing dtie: to act against evil good, are tee trues: working of "the spirit.' It said: "Harry Fleischer am Mrtv whA mat t Visa I f tV,k wT rn Justice court and is at liberty under Let us first seek these, and it may i biK Wlr grifted. Remember the 2-500 bond. ' Iht tHMP r.t t Hit-. rt rr- . tr K ; ..... . . ... t ' SI. Prtr EpScopal Churcb Fourth Street. and O Avenue Ker. Clarence A Kopp. rector of Et, Peter's church, tnnouncsa the fallowing services fcr Sunday: Holy communion at 8 o'clock; church scboc! at 9 :45; morning r-rayer and sermon at 11 o'clock; and TH-,n7 Tf i-vnl." tl Invt'nn s t 620. ; oe xri uiese oner inings may De;Upper you and the Turk gave me?" St. Peter's church will also partici- i -- tut : cterhart said he was acting as pate in the ob-errance of national niUir31 henelits as first en-s will "laisjon officer In the matter at the music wek Sunday evening sureiy defeat the appreciation ,of ; request of a friend, a lawyer." He " t tiiesc eternal things of heavenly life. said he had not been approached di- Cbmtfan M-lrnc- Church Zfl ' 1 1 ZlftJ&iJ? r,r c). , .,T, : : : the lawyer who asked him to act did -c'cPuritrrtl" w"l -e FVLI-HOlE AT QIMRTEB; j so wtUt the consent -of aU Intcr- Ibe li ll The leSn-serrTon 7n -IAMV CHE AT : all Churches of Chris Sen't DALLAS. Tex. A wresUingt : : r : Sunday May 1 The goiden text w:i beTe between HugJi Ntcboist CLERGYMAN HURT be ukn frrvm 01 6:1: and arr.on v.., u the citations which comprise the lesson-sermon will be Ezek- 33:15.16. The lesion -sermon will also include rV-.-. frtwn th fT-, fi et ' ttn rVonr STALER STILL GOING STRONG PHREVHPORT, La. W) Although tcoM. . . .i a i.i tt k f.frh noc BO last as iu loiuicr beasona. between them and their objective, i birthday anuirersary on Tuesday by George Staler, onetime major league wfcuch is rtium of the baby. j attending school at Frosty all day. In New York a radio station broad-: - : :: cast a message, apparently 'Intended. POACHER IS INDICTED for Harry Fischer, rtroit -purple- 0?qN CITY. April 29 U?Kfin ffw!.Sht K1DecUoa mUltneS VRsher, accused of having me auonaping. rwAn!trl nolice sereeant a nr HftiTv rn- ik ago when the officer inter--Dear Harry, con- - rtinttes on the Clackamas river, was Indicted by the idol, has been playing good ball this season for Shreveport of the Texas league. He Is manager of the club. ST ROM ME II G AND CARTER CARRTKETORS & PARTS SERVICE Burgess Battery & Eiectric Phone Mnln 125 1308 Jeff. Ave. Key tc the Scriptures,' by Msry Baker Eddy. Sucdey scho will be held for ycung people up to th see of 2) years at 9:45. the mornirg service will be held at II o'clock, and the evening service at 8. TTPdneiday evening they will gather at 8 o'clock. mission charge, jammed 6.000 persons:- KLAMATH FALLS. Ore, April 29 Into the arsna so tightly that the Rev. B. V. Bra: shaw of Wil gatcs bad to be closed an hour after! liamson iisr. was seriously hurt, they were opened. j icd tis wife suffered a broken arm A week later the same principals ! when their automobile was struck met in a card with a 2 50 top price : by a. freight train near Chlloquin and played to large numbers of empty last night. The ctergyihan received j seat. a crushed chest. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LA GRANDE Sound CAPITAL & SURPLUS $150,000.00 i y.lta EnIIh Lutlieran Church - f M Avenue near Fourth , Rev. Edwin Bracfcer, paVr. A service for hie c-sr vice dy vi J be prticntd Sunday In the lima ; a pageant Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at the Z:on Extgifeh i.ui;.irau ; church JuaMta Stitzinger is in i ctarr,e cf tiw event in the capacity cf life s-r.ice tccreiary ol the Luth j cr league. j "Life's Highway, the pageant (Which will be presented, has a group I oi 10 characters, including ilemtr Sc)u"oder, the trav:i?r: H' f Lar.rren. the stranger; Edward Schu- Hjpel MbrSlon 2301 North F.r Street Rev. L. Carisen. pa tor Communion will be observed Sun day morning at the 11 o'clock service at the Gospei Misi on . t.'e pi.or. Rev. L. Carisen. s;a;c5. Sunday aeiioil will precede :he morning serrice. at 9:45 o'cioclt. and there is a ci-si for all, thty stiit.. Elmer Carpenter will be tte leat" in the 6:45 o'clock terr'.ce of t'.e ) ioung people, arid In tee crerjii the pn.or w:!! discu-t- "Jtsuj C.iii i and His Deliverance for Mn." hi ' Tc:i:.y evening they wi'I meet' at 7:5C c'cl:xk. for a s:udy ol the fc.v,i cf Revtiitions in the Bible. Uit-y! pln a meeting again on FTiday tv- ning at 7:30. i eeps th IIMlMIlIIIIIlSgSBIIBaillSS! Bran Fruit Loaf The Best For Health Date Nut Layer Cakes Saturday Special Each 31c Chocolate iut Cup Cakes Saturday Only Dozen 15c Short Cakes 18c 2 for 35c Fresh Apple Pies Big, Juicy, Fat Pies Each 19c Fruit Stolen Coffee Cakes , Week-end Special 2 for.. ...... 25c Wind Up At The Windmill A Strictly Home-Owned Ikikcry Indian Woman, 100, Dies at Chiloouini KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. Apr. 2'(. Clnda Checasfcane. v-hoe see is 1 Riven as 100 5 jar, died at her home eldest member of the Kiamnth Indian ;, tribe. .- ( She was a pensioner of the govern ment, and a widow of Chief Checas- troops of Captain O. C. Applegate during the Mcdoc war. ; The aged Indian woman was feeble i and totally blind for about 20 years before her death, but she continued : j to weave baskets and tan hides in spite of infirmities. ! She was a member of the Wilson I ifatnllv. one of the most prominent on wie ruamain reservation. 1 NOVEL IU.AIK CAPE U ONE SLEEVE j I WASHINGTON iA A tricky short J cape of black velvet has only one sleeve. The other side is draped I over the shoulder in ordinary cape effect. I The intriguing trifle fastens in the front with a black satin rose. The sleeve extends to just above the el bow of the right arm. It k mm r4- this you e kitchen modern miracle way of coo ---- -1 HERE'S the Coolest shave you ever had! tITHEN your shavci have al ' ways been hot as an August day stinging as a sand stonr. how you'll welcome the extra-cool comfort of Langlois Lavender Shaving Cream. Cool, because it's mentholated. Bigger tube. Richer lather! Investigate today. 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