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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1932)
m SECTION TWO Pages 1 to 4 . SECTION TWO Pages 1 to 4 . VOLUME 30 LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1932 NUMBER 220 Interesting Church Services Are Scheduled SERMON SUBJECTS ANNOUNCED FOR COMING WEEKEND Evangelist Fred Snyder Speaking at Gospel Mis sion Baccalaureate Set For May 22. NOTICE TO MINISTERS Beginning immediately, all church notices "to appear in. this column ' on Friday should be In the church edi tor's hands not later than. 3:30 p, m. Thursday afternoon. The time formerly was 4 p. m. Thursday afternoon. . A number of very Interesting church services have been scheduled for Sunday In La Grande, the week before the annual baccalaureate ser vices which will be held on May 22 for the La Grande High school grad uating class. ' During . the remainder of this month, which will be closed with Memorial day observances on Monday, May 30, following programs in many of the churches My 29, an unusual ly Interesting series, of sermons are being planned. Programs for Sunday include: Presbyterian Church (Sixth and Washington streets) "Our Hew DiBclpleshlp" will be the subject for the morning sermon by Rev. J. George Walz, at the Presby terian church, Sunday, May 15. There will be special music at the service, with Miss Edris M&guire at the or gan console. "There is a significance to the Christian dlscipleship needed today that lifts the challenge far above that which any other generation' has been called toheed," is the convic tion of the minister. There will be no evening service. Christian Endeavor groups meet in the church at 6:16 each Sunday eve ning, and the Juniors at 3:00 in the afternoon. Sunday Bible school Is at 9:45 a. m. Christian Chureli (Pennsylvania Avenue) "Believing a Lie" is the subject which Rev, Paul De F, Mortlmore has announced for his Sunday morn ing subject at the Church of Christ. "One of the greatest errors In re ligious thinking Is that sincerity is all that is necessary. There Is no scriptural ground whatever .for this belief, and I propose to show In my sermon Sunday morning how deadly may be the results of the reason ing," Mr. Mortlmore says in an nouncing his sermon. The commun ionvwiU be served at this morning's service. All Christians are urged to be present and join in the commun ion service. The choir will sing . . . lovely New York actress describes the plan she follows to keep her figure gloriously slender IF you want to be or keep slender start this BestFoodsSTendermngPlan at once ; ; . as lorely Frances Williams advises. This is what you do. Substitute two de licious salads covered with Best Foods Mayonnaise every day for too many thick soups, and rich, fattening foods. Eat everything else that you want. And then see your youthful slenderness gradually return! Start the Best Foods Slenderizing Plan. Be sure to use Best Foods Mayon naise; It contains the finest ingredients. Then double-whipped. ,At all grocers. - ; 1 U 711 KgjJOXflMH "Therefore With Angels" by Heyser. Mr, Mortlmore announces that the choir Is continuing the regular re hearsals and is planning to present some very interesting numbers dur ing the early summer. The Bible school meets at 9:45 a. m. Mrs. Dorothy Smuts is superin tendent. This Bible school is en Joying unusually large attendance and is aiming for an average atten dance of 300, . The Christian Endeavor societies, meeting at 6:30 p. m., have announc ed topics for this coming Sunday. All ages of young people are Invited to the Christian Endeavor service which divides into age groups for their lesson study. ' The famous "Barcarole" from the "Tales of Hoffman" will be one of the three numbers which the orches tra will present as a prelude to the evening service at 7:30. Attention Is called to the fact that the service will be continued at 7:39 until fur ther notice. The pastor will speak on tho subject "He Lingered." More than 250 people have been attending the Sunday evening services and it is the hope of the church to main tain this interest throughout the sea son, Those not attending services elsewhere are given & hearty Invita tion to the' services at the Church of Christ. ' ; ' Gospel Mission , ' (2201 . North Fir street) Services at the Gog pel Mission Sun day will begin at 9 :45 a, m. with Sun day school classes for all. The mprn ing service at 11 o'clock will have as speaker Evangelist Fred Snyder, whose sermon subject will be "Power With in." Special music will be furnished by Mr, and Mrs. Snyder. Tressa Ditty is the organist. i . , , , , Evening services begin at 7:30 p. m, with Mr. Snydsr again in the pulpit,-his subject to be "The Fall of Babylon." Special musical sum-. beVg are planned. Mr. Snyder preaches the old-time gospel and his meet ings are attracting large crowds. The meetings are being held every night of the week at 7;t5 p. m. except on Saturdays, when there will be & street meeting. All are welcome. The young .people's meeting will be at 8:46 p. m. Sunday with Elmer Carpenter as leader, - Rev. I. Ca risen, pastor, announces that on Monday at 3 and 7:30 p. m,, the church Is having fellowship meet lngs when ministers and saints will be present from Idaho Oregon and Washington, All are invited to at tend, and some interesting speeches will be heard. . Church of God (Spruce and X streets) Sunday services at the Church of God will Include Sunday school at 10 a. m, with the lesson subject "Ja cob et Bethel." The morning service, beginning st 11 a, m,, will feature the sermon on "Pentecost" by the pastor, Rev. Car los A, Plummer. Miss Charlotte Bill ups Is organist. . St. Peter's Episcopal Church : (Fourth street and O avenue) . Rev. Clarence A. Kopp, rector of St. Peter's church, announces the fol lowing services for Sunday. Holy communion at 8 o'cloekj church school at 9A morning pray er and sermon at 11 o'clock; and the Young People's Fellowship at 6i30.- 2 Ion. English Lutheran (M avenue near Fourth street) The sermon subject for the morn ing worship hour at the Zion .Eng lish Lutheran church Is announced by Rev. Edwin W. Bracher as "Sturdy Branches." The choir will ring the anthem "Something For Jesus" by J. Lincoln Hail. Helen Jensen is or ganist. . Also at the 11 o'clock service a class of young people will be con firmed and made members of the church. The order for confirmation will be used, and the Holy commun ion will be administered to the new members immediately after their re ception Into the church, - Suuday school is at 9:45 a. m, with the story "A Prince Carries the Story of Jesus to Savages." The .young people will meet at 7 p. m. with Fred Matthes Jr. as lead er. The lesson will be "How May We Work For World Goodwill," First Ckurcli of Christ, Scientist (First and Washington streets) "Mortals and Immprtala" will be the subject of the lesson-sermon in ail Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, May IS. The golden text will be, "The Spirit Itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we are the children of God" tRom. 8:18). . Among the citations which coni prised the lesson-sermon will be the following from the Blblei "Lie not one to another seeing that ye h&ve j ' 'Liberty and IaW wUl be the suto put off the old man with Ms deeds; I ieet of the evening service begin ' ninz at 8 o'clock and Isabel Wll t mJi t-,tHM tB . - U&OLS Will Jil&f S irfotta K&B TfeS Image of him that created him" f Col, a, W). - - - . The lesson-sermon also includes the following passages from, the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip tures," by iary Baker Eddy; "The conceptions of mortal, erring thought must give way to the ideal of all that Is per ec t and eternal. Through nany generations human belief will ke attaining diviner conceptions, and the immortal and perfect model of God's creation will finally be Been as the only true conception of being" (p 260). Sunday school will be at 9:45 a. m. Young people up to the ( age of 20 years are invited to attend, The morning services are at 11 a, m., the evening services at S p. m. and the Wednesday evening at 8 p, in. Baptist Churrh (Sixth and Spring Streets) The sermon subject at the morning service at the First Baptist church will toe "Unwashed Hands," with the pastor, Rev. B. Marcus Godwin., in the pulpit. The morning service be gins at II o'clock following church school at 9:45 a, Hi. Burlng the morning worship hour rs, Christina Lester will sing "Be fore the Lord I Bow My Head1' (Lit tle), Mrs. H, L, St, John to organist. Religion Stifles Strife In Ireland As Congress Nears BITTER DISPUTES TO BE FORGOTTEN FOR JUNE EVENT Million Worshippers to Kneel When Papal Le gate Celebrates Ponti fical High Mass. Vote for J. O. BAILEY (State Senator) . , FOR Supreme Court Judge Petition No, 3 J Qualified Vigorous Progressive He Is conscientious and has the confidence and respect of all the people. ... r-PaiaAdT. the religious throngs. From America alone 20.000 are ex pected, and other thousands from the continent. . Colleges and seminaries have been turned into hotels to make sure that rooms will not fo& too expensive, and 28 liners will harbor their , contin gents during the week. Many Irishmen greet the congress with the hope that It will bring po litical peace to the Island. Certainly it will make a high note in the strong fervor of the faith that in vasion,' pillage and civil strife task's never weakened,- : DUBLIN, May 13 () Ireland and the sons of Ireland will forget bitter political disputes when, at the Eu eharistlc congress in June they join In the common band of the faith that St. Patrick planted so firmly 1,600 years ago. Before a high altar In Phoenix park, under the blue crowns of the Dub lin mountains, more than a million worshippers from many nations are expected to kneel when the papal legate celebrates the solemn ponti fical high mass that climaxes the week of June 20 to 20. . Itltuul To Rule City t Beginning with landing of the le gate at Kingstown on June SO, all Dublin might be called a cathedral. There will be special services in all of the churches, and in the pro cathedral throughout the week, and meetings for men, for women, and a day for children. But the great religious moment will, come on the last day when the great men of the church the cardinals, the archbishops, tho bishops march in Eolemsn procession from the altar in Phoenix Park to the O'Connell bridge. Rich with the vivid scarlet and pur ple robes of the princes, and hum ble with the severe black and white of parish priests, the 17-mile pro cession with its hundreds of thou sands of marchers, will color Dub lin with a splendor it never has seen before, despite the many high cele brations of faith that have been held here. More than a quarter of & million visitors are expected during the week, and from every country parish In Ireland will come more to augment HALF MILLION PLAN TRIP VATICAN CITY m Vast prep arations have been made in, Europe and the Americas, for a pilgrimage of 600,000 persons to Dublin in June for the . slxthf Bueharlstlc congress since the war. - - A dozen cardinals, m&ny arch-( bishops, 167 bishops and thousands of priests, ' monks and nuns are go ing. Pope Pius . XI has chosen Car dinal Lorenzo L&urt, former legate to Peru, to represent him as papal le gate, . . - Dublin may.be the scene of the largest ecclesiastical gathering in his- Nichols was sent home. tory. Forty-four countries will be rep resented. Some countries, such as Ar gentina and Uruguay will send spe cial diplomatic envoys. Irishmen whose forefathers scat tered to the days of invasion and sup pression generations ago, are taking, this opportunity of visiting the green land of their ancestors. Chief among them is the Archbishop of Danzig, with the anything but German name of Edward O'Rourke. FREAK ACCIDENT VANCOUVER, Wash,, May 12 VP) On their way to high school today Frank Nichols, 16, and several other students, amfdBed themselves by throwing small caliber , loaded rifle cartridges on the sidewalk. " . One of the cartridges exploded. The brass shell was propelled violently from the heavier lead pellet and struck Nichols In the abdomen. He doubled up with shock but continued, on to school. - When It became ap parent he was 111, he was taken to a hospital where It was discovered that the brass cartridge had barely penetrated the flesh, where, it" was lodged.- The shell was extracted and FULL CHURCH VESTMENTS INCREASE DUBLIN COLOR DUBLIN m Ireland's first euch arlstlo congress will be as splendid as full dress can make It. Explicit Instructions have been is sued governing tho garh of prelates at all ecclesiastical and social func tions. Special robing rooms have been provided at various, points in the city. At all mass meetings, nationalities are placed In groups, with the whole divided into "battallona," number 13,000 In this nation of 8, 000,000, Recently several doctors of philosophy competed for the post of hangman and others sought work as chief of a road repair gang. young people meet a& 1 with Kormi G I vets m leader. The subject will oa "How May We Work for World Goodwill?" Trie teacher tratatox elasa wUi meet Tue&day evening for the clot" lng session oi the series, ir7r meeting will be held Thursday night at S o'clock. . Sermraiette Edited by Harriet B. MaeDonald The fear of the Lard is the beg" nlng of knowledge. Proverbs 1:1. EDISON'S BELIEF IN GOD Harvey s. Firestone, the tire m&mi facturer and one of Mr. Edison's most intimate friends, hsd this to say 1 In regard to Mr. Edison's supposedly agnostic beliefs : He was recovering from severe Illness and this led" us into a ducus si on of Ms philosophy of th here after. I asked him what he thought tne controlling power of the uxu terse to be and he expressed himself along the same lines &s he had In preriMa discussions: ' "I believe In the teachings of our Lord and Master. Therm is a greS directing head of people and things a Supreme Being Mm loe&s alter the .d eatiniea of tha world."' , Mj, Firestone addg & tribute to Sdl son's practical religion in the foUow-: lag: "His imseLfiAhiia?-, hi wttttng; ness to sacrifice himself for oihen, his power of concentration and hto natural genius all combined to drls him on at top speed In his determ ination to increase the comfort iad welfare of the people and to lift hu man happiness to its highest st&nd ard,"' - Dallas won the opening day attend ance trophy and 25Q in this year's Texas league contest. , forty-nine thousand school buses. It Is estimated, are in use carrying pupils to rural schools in the United States. - . . Main S2S NICOTINE SULPHATE LIME SULPHUR EVERGREEN ARSENATE LEAD SNAROL KILLS CUTWORMS ROYAL FEEDS Marshall Grain Company 1415 Jefferson Aye. 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