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f , I Lit 3 , . j'l 1'jiuay, July 8;ifl3g" .' Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSBKVER; LA GRANDE, ORE. Most Churches Now on Summer Schedule Here ATTENDANCE IS GOOD DESPITE VACATION TIME Several Pine Programs Are Announced For Sunday in La Grande Houses of Worship. ' phurchcB generally, with tho hot summer weather here to stay for ft Tow weeks, hnvo (jonc oil a. vacation scheduled In La Cliimdc, althoiiBh n lew of the houses of woranip continue their full quotn or Sunday services. lUre unci there u church Is observ ing a regular vucatlon wlta the pas tor away, and others arc planning to give their ministers a ahort .'.cave of absence a little later In the summer. Tho majority of the La Clramle churches, howevor, report very good attendance In aplto of the vacation period that draws many away to sea shores, mountains and distant points. Services tomorrow include tho fol lowing: St. l'eter's Church (Kulxeopul) (Fourth street and O Ave.) Tho services at Bt. Peter's church on Sunday will consist of a celebra tion of the Holy Communion at 8:00 o'clock and morning prayer and ser mon at 11:00 o'clock. Thero will bo no church school until the first Sun day lu September. Everyone Is cor dially Invited to attend these ser vices. Asieiwlon . liplMuiial church (Cove, Oregon) Thero will be evening prayer and sermon, nt Ascension church, Cove, on Sunday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock to which cveryouo Is Invited. Church of the Niizaranc (Y avenue at Birch street) Services at tho Church of tho Naz arene Sunday will bo as follows: Sun day school, 0:45; morning servico, 11:00, sermon "Lovo Not Tho World" by Hov. Danlol L. Swarte, pa3tor; or ganist. Prank Calr, and Bpeclal mtulc by Mrs. Swartz; young pcopla'o meet ing, 0:46 p. m. with Prank Calr as loader; evening services, 7:30 p. m. It is reported that the "Hustlers" In tho young people's contest, aro gain ing on tho "Qo-gottors." Hov. Earl Pounds, district superin tendent, will bo tho speaker Sunday evening. The Schmclzcnbach boyB, born In Africa and who have lived thoro all tholr Uvea, will spook on Tuesday night at 7:30, telling of the mktslon ary llfo thero. His people sit at His table, and en Joy His presence" ThU Is an invita tion to the Holy Communion service at this church. Tho minister, Kcv. J. sion to tho Lord's supper." Tin slon to tho Lord's supper.' xns Misses ftuth Oelbel, soprano, and Corlnne Baker, alto, will sing the duet "Sunbeams" aud Miss Edrls Ma gulro will play tho prelude "Arbcsque" by Wrangcll, and "Melody" by Shel ley. Strangers in the city will find themselves heartily welcomed at this scrvlco. Blblo Bchool at 0:46 a. m. Christian Endeavor at 0:30 p. m. Presbyterian Church (Sixth strcot and Washington) -"Thero Is on upper room In every rightly constructed man, a holy of hollos built Into tho very structure of his soul, a place for tho divine which the divine alone can fill. Meet In Ills houso Sunday morning, and with First Church of Chr'nl, Heirntlst (First and Washington streets) "Sacrament" will bo tho subject of tho Lesson-Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July 10. The Golden Text will be. "Let a man examine himself, and so lot him cat or that bread, and drink of that cup" (I Cor. 11:38). Among the citations which com prise the Lesson-Sermon will be the following words of Jesus as found in tho Bible: "Ho that hath my com mandments, and kecpeth them, he It is that loveth me; and he that lovcth me shall bo loved of my Father, and I will lovo him. and will manifest my self to him" (John 14:21). Tho Lesson-Sermon also will In cludo the following posoage from tho Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health With Key to tho Scrip tures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "Obey ing his precious procepts, following his demonstration bo far as wo ap prehend It. wo drink of his cup, par take of his bread,, are baptized with his purity; and at last we shall rest, sit down with hhn. in a full under standing of the divine Prlnclplo which triumphs over death" (p.31). Sunday school Is at 0:45 a. m. for children up to tho ago of 2D years. The Sunday service is at 11 o'clock and tho Wednesday evening testimony meeting at 8 o'clock. Itaptlst Church (Sixth and Spring streets) Sunday morning at the Baptist church the pastor will preach an il lustrated Junior e2rmon. Special music will bo furnished by tho choir. Tho subject of tho evening sermon will be "The Harvest." There will be preaching sorvlces each Sunday evc-J nlng. The young peoplo win discuss tho topic "Have I a night to Live My Own Lire?'.' The Tuesday morning prayer meeting will bo at the home of Mrs. P. B. Plnloy at 10:00. Hours of other s-arvlces ore: Blblo school, J. Jordahl, Supt., 0:46; morning preach ing service. 11:00; young people's meeting. 7:00; ovenlng preaching ser vico, 8:00: evening prayer mooting, Thursday evening, 8:00. First IMclhiMllst Episcopal Church (Fourth and Spring streets) No evening servico will bo held at tho First M. E. church Sunday, al though the Epworth League will meet at 7 o'clock for regular session. The subject will bo "Institute Expecta tions." Church Bchool will begin at 0:46 a. in. with orchestra music included in The Woman's Point of View ' ( K 'J r . . I FIND IT HERE Vqbj for ibti Column mm h la by 9 . m. U.UWKS lOTTi:itY Add a piece to your rockery from iClarks Florists, 7-8-2 t. July 11th last day to pay water rent without a penalty. 7-7-3 t. July llth last day to pay water rent I without a penalty. 7-7-3 t. Call Fred Balmcs for your plumb- i lng and heating repairs, 203 N Ave. fl-7-l m. Students at International House, Inter-raclal social center of the Uni versity of California, registered from 45 foreign nations. July llth last day to pay water rent without a penalty. 7-7-3 t. While Kliirt-slrevcd males cavorted on the Dtinocnidti convention floor during the repeal demonstration, three prominent women delegates talked I ho pint Torm over on the Hiriclluo. Left to rlftnt, Mrs. Charles l DoiioIiim', iiL.Uonal ciimmillrenomiiii from California; Mrs. WIllmiRbby Itnilmiiii, ileleKate-al-larKe from l.os AhkcIch, and Mm. June Newton, patloital coiiuiilt leu woman from Khode Islunil. Vuu bet they're Interested. tho service. The morning worship hour nnoiit; nt 11 n'cloelc. Thn nnsLi,r. I (lev. W. H. Ilertzog, will ownk on "Cn!led to What." Helen Williams 1b organist aud special music will he Included In the hour.' Sermonette Edited by Harriet R. MacDonald And another book was oponcd which was the book of life. Revela tion 20:12. Man wrltos his own book of life. Every Intention, every thought that comes to us with any power Is im planted upon tho memory Itself. In thin world. It seems as if our multi plicity of experiences tend to obliter ate each other, but we all have occa sional glimpses of tho enduring char acter of our memories. We can re member trivial things of our child hood, isolated incidents of no appar ent value and we also find a casual word or scene will re-awaken mem ories which have been dormant for years. Wo can do this because these impressions of the past aro Indelibly fixed upon our memoricH. Thcso memories we take with us to tho spiritual world. They are our book Sari Maritza Was Reared In Chinese Castle Hemstitching, pleating, button holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop. Adv. Pork consumption totaled 05 per cent of all meats eaten. In Germany during 1931, CALL FOR COUNTY WAKItAMTH Union County General Fund War rnnfo, Series 1032, Numbers 0CO to 1123 Inclusive are called, and same will be paid when presented at the Office of County Treasurer of Union County. Oregon. Interest ceases op ea Id Warrants after date of July 8, 1032. FLORENCE BACON, Treasurer of Un- ion County, Oregon. 7-8-2 t. TIENTSIN, China (VP) This city of her birth knows better than any oth July llth last day to pay water rent the lamily background of beauty . wlthout 11 Penaltr- 7-7"3 and brains which Sari Maritza, new blond exotic of the films, has brought to her career In Hollywood. LIQUIDATION NOTICE The "La Grande National Bank, lo cated at La Grande, In the State of Section 22 lying North of tho O. B. & N. right-of-way contain ing 40.30 acres, more or less; and all that portion of the West Half of the Southeast Quartor or Sec tion 32 lying North of O. R. & N. right-of-way, containing 44 acres, more or less; and all that portion of the Southeast Quar ter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 22, lying North of O. R, & N. right-of-way containing 20.8 acr-co. more or less; the Southwest , Quarter of the Northwest Quar I tor and the West Half of tho Southwest Quarter of Section 23 and alt that portion of tho Northwest Quarter of the North west Quarter of Section 28, lying North of the O. R. & N. right-of-way, containing 8.5 acres, moro or less; alt the above described lands being In Township 2 South Range 38, E. W. M., saving and excepting from the lands herein above described that certain por tion or parcel thereof conveyed by Marion Jack and Laura Jack, hla 'wife, to the State of Oregon by Warranty deed dated Feb. 3, 1028, and thereafter recorded on Feb. 27, 1028, in Book 86 of the Deed Records of Union County, State of Oregon, at page 441 thereof; and saving and except ing therefrom that portion of tho lands hereinabove described con veyed by Marion Jack and Laura, Jack, his wife, to Union County, State of Oregon, by right-of-way deed dated August 30, 1020, and thereafter on January 20, 1031, recorded In Book 74 of the Deed Records of Union County, Ore gon, at page 122 thereof; and uavlng and excepting therefrom that portion of the property hereinabove described conveyed by Marion Jack to the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company by right-of-way deed dated Oc tober 3, 1023, and thereafter on November 7, 1023, recorded in Book 70 of tho Deed Records of Union County, Oregon, at page 80 thereof; and saving and ex cepting therefrom that portion of tho premises hereinabove describ ed convoyed by Marlon Jack and Laura Jack, his wife, to Oregon- Washington Railroad & Naviga tlon Company by warranty deed dated Juno 24, J024, and there after recorded on tho 2nd day of July, 1024, In Book 80 of tho Doed Records of Union Comity. State of Oregon, at pago 248 thereof. Also: Wcot Half of Northeast Quarter of Section 17, Tp. 2 to tho purchaser of Buch portion or portions now in crop, the landlord's Interest In tho crop. Tho eatato will furnish each successful bidder, at the expense of the estate, either an ab stract of title or policy of title In surance, at the option of the ad ministrator, covering the title to each parcel purchased as of the date of tho sale of the same. All sales shall be stibjoct to confirmation of sale or any given parcel or tract of said real property by the above entitled Court, and upon the execution end delivery of a good and sufficient deed, pro vided, however that as to any parcel or tract, or Bald real property which may be Bold on terms, the administra tor siiau iaKo mo uum ui me pur- South Ramie 3U. K. W. m. I ,.... a,,nh nnrUnn nf The terms on which the P"Vty , flb ahllU bo on creim ; will bo sold by said administrator are J" upon the parcels so pur as follows, to-wit: chased to aecuro the payment there. cacn or me ww Dated this 17th day of June, 103J. THE FIRST INLAND NATIONAL BANK OF PENDLETON, of Pendle ton, Oregon, as Admlntitrator or ' tho Estate of Marlon Juck, De ceased. RALEY, RALEY & WARNER JOHN F. KILKENNY t ALFRED F. CUNHA, Pendleton, Oregon. Attorneys for Administrator. ' Juno 17, 24. July 1, 8, 16. or land hereinabove described will bo Ul1 no)d for cash, or cash and cretin., as may be most advantageous to tho estate, and any parcel or tract there of will be sold either clear of any existing lieu or encumbrancw, or subject to a portion of any existing lien or oncumbranccs, or subject to tlo entire amount of any existing lien ox encumbrances, whichever may secure the best possible price for tho parcel or tract so offered. All or the sales of land n6w in crop will carry The Shake Switch Shop 220 Fir St. The Ideal place for a Delicious Lunch, Refreshing Cold Drink or Dish of Home Wade Ice Cream Toasted Sandwiches 10c Malls and Milk Shakes 10c Jumbo Happy Jacks, each 5c Sherbet Special, qt. 20c Home Made Ice Cream, qt. 25c Tientsin knew her as a child, Oregon Is closing its affairs. AU note when she lived In a-castlc. the daugh- ,hoklers ana other credltors of the as ter or one or China's most famous 60ciatlon are therefore hereby noti fied to present the notes and other foreign families, In Hollywood Sari Mnritlza's path to stardom Is being alld carefully with good featured roles, and in flvo months there she has appeared in but two pictures andnot as star but as a featured player. July llth last day to pay water rent She is not to be thrust upon the without a penalty. 7-7-3 t. screen as a star at once, as has been claims for payment. F. L. MEYERS. President; Dated June 13th. 1032. 8-14-60 t. 1 8! r j :" H plillM the fate of many beauties of equal XOTICK op KXKCl'TIOV KAI.fi promlso who become. In conse-1 rJOTIOE is HEREBY GIVEN, that cmcncc,. mere "flashes-n-the-pan." ,T. , .T her friends here learn. But .t ardom 5to, S LZ" JS In definitely in the etudio's plana for of the circuit court of tho State of Oregon for the County of Union In I l.lvod In MihiIfiI Castle 'that certain suit therein pending I Sari wan born hero on St. Pat- i whoroln L. p. Smith. Is plaintiff, and I rlck'B day 20 years ago. Her career i Clement L. McKlnnls and Nettle M. lis romnntlc enough, but anybody , McKlnnls are defendants, upon a de , who pictures her ns n child haunting cre? 111 "W court and cause rendered tl,n mw.wnv. of nhin ?nd ""tered on the eighth day of of lire. When a apliit challenges tho I ,.,, rrMoiin ,m, June A. D. 1032 and wlilcn execution , ,i. , ,,'. .,llow'"' """ frolicking wlUi Chinese wn3 unCed in the hands of the nn- ir,,,Vfoi 'clersigned sheriff of Union County, 1 ...w. , j i JMtlCIl Of lier VOliniZ IIIC U'lU' finnnt 1 nvnonn . nn tUr nth inv Af .Iiinn A in the grent crenellated castle, sur-)D. 1032 and-commanded rfac; as stich rounded by a moat, whieh overlooks sheriff to make sale as by law pro tho Tientsin racecourse. ' vldcd, of the hereinafter described Janns to maKe tnereirom me sum 01 $3340.14 and tho further sum of ftOnn nn gitnriimr font nnrl rrvita anrl counsellor of the great Li Hung- ,,i,hi'iipmpnt i RnIri mi it. tv nt Chnns, If MamulS LI Was the power Ql RO with intMwit nn snlrt fiiim nt S S 5 3 1 behind the throne in China, von De- j the rate of 7 ner cent per annum trine was tho power behind the from the date of said decree, and the mnvmiln nnri ttin rtnlv mnn ovpr run. COStS and TX1cnSCS Of Sale, the Ullder- nlflerpri n nnfilhle rlvnl tr flip rnlp. signed as such sheriff Will on Sfttur- i,rnlr.H sir nni,art ir,.rt hmtrui.nt nt ry. tue nuun aay oi juiy A. U. lUJ .,, ch,nPM n,ls.nma. ' . 1 nt the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. at the A l amous nnlilhiR ! county courthouse In La Ornnde, Ore- It was through von Dotrlng's in- gon na directed In said execution and fluence that tile Chinese Engineer- to satlafy said decree, sell at public lng and Mining company obtained sale for cash to the highest, nnd best Its concession, and this connection bidder therefor, ail the real estate was maintained when Major Walter described In said decree and execu- Nathan, head of tho mninm com- , .,"' I0",1 '2 "',";, Hit' It. Ul IrllU O. TV. "4, WI1V( Grande Reticle Meat Co. Main, Hoover, Economy & Fir Street Markets SATURDAY & MONDAY SPECIALS 0ur meats are prepared in an accredited establishment and in a sanitary manner. , Visitors are welcome. vtucing detail thought, intention,. ac tion.. No hypocrite can face such an exposure of tho motives which had underlaid his cxtoriml life. He sees as a living record what ho cannot disclaim. F. H. n. The Garden NO ARGUMENT! ousewives A II A gree That BLUE STEM Is the Perfect Flour For Castries and Fancy Baking Results are Always the Same because Ulueslem is a Tested Flour You Can Depend on it. A 100 Home Product La Grande Milling Company m i.n-m;;iN(; timi; OHEOON STATE COLLEGE, Cor vnllls, July B It Is bulb digging time in Oregon, reminds Dr. P. P. Mc Whorter, federal pathologist, station ed hero working on diseases of tho west's expanding flowering bulb In dustry. Dr. MrWhorter Is always ro- minded of the season forccably by the dclugj of intpilrlcs he receives on :how and when to euro for the bulbs j after tho blooming season Is past. "To dig or not to dig' Is answered by Dr. McWhorter by onylng that nnrclasus aro best dug every one to three yours and tulips every year. Tho sweet-scented late variellrs of nurolRHUtf are better left; undisturbed for at least three years, ho says. Early July is a good lime to dig these. Bulbous Ilia aro best left, till aftor tho middle or July In the northern part of the stato at leant. They arc loft In the ground for two years after planting. "In digging tulips or other bulbs (or that matter it la important to dig the clumps complete and unbroken, shake off the dirt gently and allow thorn to dry In the shade before cleaning them further," says Dr. Mc Whorter. "Tulips aie left In paper jacks or other containers, then stored in a cool place and left undisturbed till planting time. It Is important not to try to clean or eopnrato tulip bulbs till near planting time, other wise Injury and rotting 1 likely to result. "NarclHsua aro easier handled than tulips. After they are partially dry the clumps may bo broken apart where they are obviously ready to divide. They aro then plied In a shallow layer in boxes and stored In a cool place. Careful handling, shal low layers and cool storage are Im portant. "For homo wso ono may dip nar cissus bulb In CcrpMin solution. 1 pound to 10 gallon- of water, which will Improve tho growth of the bulb. Ah tho bulbs must bo dry before treat lint, at least threo weeks U al lowed between digging and dipping. "If nt the time or digging narcissus bullw are soft and partially rotted, bulb flies may bo prewnt. Most com mercial growers are glad to co-operate In fumigating private stocks as a means of removing a menace to com mercial plantings." "TIIA n.HlllTS" STAHTlUr. I.ONlX)N 01 Special short air plane hops over Loudon, called "tea tlinlits." have born Inaugurated again this year by Imperial Airways to give tourists a view of the city. The flights take place on Fridays and Sundays. Sheep growers of 50 Tennessee j counties disposed of their wool through a pool this year. Tho castle was built by "her grand pany in Tientsin, married ono of De-'. M W 'f. nr ii a R IS V. rtf Kr R in trlngs daughters. Sari Martlza injTwp- x B 39i E w Mi ,n ummi real llfo is Patricia Nathan. County. Oregon together with the Her English father Is one of flvo j tenements, hereditaments and appur notably successful brothers. One of leuecs thcrounto belonging as well as them Is Sir Matthew Nathan, for-!ll right title and Interest said de mcr governor of Queensland: an- jlendnnte. Clement L. McKlnnls and other Colonel Sir Frederick Nathan, I wriWc M. MCiunnis, nusoanti unci once an important figure in India. I"1 "r ' V Umm, ,inv nf'n,. Bruins and Itcauty a n inun r t.h...nnrinr o- The Det ring-Nathan marriage was ono of the most notable alliances of quired therein. Craiti muo ot saia in no win uc mauo brains and beauty in tho history of subject to redemption thereof accord- hio loreign cnmmuntiies oi worm iiik w uiw. China. . JESSE BKESHEAR8, Sheriff of Union Snrl Marl tea's crandmothor. Ma-I uo aili,c OI yrron' damo Det ring, was famed for her wit and loveliness. An aristocrat to htff fingertips, she came of an old Vien nese noble family and was greatly beloved In Tientsin. Sho was sllil a woman of surpass ing beauty, despite her years, when she satlly bade fare well to Tientsin a few years ago and left her plctur esouc castle for Europe. Sari Maritza and her sister Diana, a brunette. Inherited tho beauty of their mother and grandmother. Famed As Swimmer Of Sari's varied accomplishments, that which lingers most In the mem ory of old residents hero la her aquatic skill. There was nobody in these parts, they say, to compete with her as a diver. She acquired her skill at the seaside resort of Peltaiho. a pabutal residence. SaiTs former governess, n Scots woman. Is. still a resident of Tien tsin, proud of the progress of her former charge. Tho banc of Sari's life as a child, she recalls,' was her mass of long, fair curia, but Sari cried when these were cut off nt school. By II. A. KL1 NO HAMMER, Deputy. Juno 10, 7, a 4. July l, July llth last day to pay water rent without a penalty. 7-7-3 t. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR UMATILLA COUNTY In tho Matter 6f the Estate of NOTICK OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SAI.K OF It K Al PKOI'KHTY MARION JACK. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, as administrator of the eatato of Marion Jack, deceased. Under and by vlrtuo of an order of tho Hon. I. M. Schannep, Jtidgo of tho above entitled Court, made on the llth day of June, 1932, will, from and alter the aoth day of July. 1032, at 10 o'clock a. m. offer for sale and soil at private oale upon the terms whore her family also had i hereinafter described at its banking ' I ...... ..,-,,-. Unl.,r Tim Vt pot Inlnllr Nntlonnl Bunk Building In tho City of PenUleton. Umatilla County. Ore gon, ami subject to confirmation by tho above entitled Court, to the per sons milking the highest and best orrer thorefor. all of the rotate, right, title and Interest of Marlon Jack, de ceased, and of the estate of Marlon Jack, deceased. In and to the follow ing described real property situated In Union County, Oregon, to-wit: The Southwest Quarter of tho Boutheast Quarter of Section IS and the Northwest Quarter of Section 32 hi Township 3 South Range 30. E. W. M.: all of Section 16. and the North Half of tho Northwest Quarter; the West half of the Northeast Quarter; and the North Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section ai In Town ship a. South of Range 36. R. W. M : and all the East Half of thu Northeast Quarter of Section 311 tho North Half of tho Northeaat Quarter; tho Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, and the Northeast Quarter of tnc Southeast Quarter of Section 23. and all that portion of the North Halt of the Southwest Quarter of M'STII.M.IAN HAtnVMKN ll.M.K: Mll.K I'Olt I't HI.IC ri'RT.Ml.KH rERTH. Australia in Dairymen have decided to supply no more milk to the people of Perth at present prices. They demand 28 cents a gallon for their milk, but the distributing companies refused to pay more than 23 rents. So the dairymen announced their intentions to turn all their milk Into butter. Only surfiolent milk for hos pitals and invalids and infants will be available. Nforc than 100 clubs have Joined In a state-wide roadside beautiflca llou oiuiyulgu lu Teuncssi'o. Spare Ribs i' :very Meaty Pound ' 8c Hams j. Pound :.A::::.:.j..-..:.:...l:!itc Beef Roast Very Cholpc Pound 13c Rib & Loin Steaks Steer beef very choice. Pound 16c Minced Ham WKINEUS Pound ! 15c Sliced Hams Excellent Cuts Pound 19c Rib Boil Lean 4 Pounds :. : 25c Bacon Squares . . ,.'J5Silfnt for.ecagonlng Pound 10c Boston Butts Pound 13c Pork Loins Lean. or Whole Pound 15c Pork Sausage 100 per cent Pork Pound Uc Bacon Backs Pound 13c GROCERY DEPARTMENT Specials for Saturday and Monday Flour "Martin's Best" Blended for Bread making. 211-lb. Bags 63c Monavch Coffee None Better at Any Price 3-11). Carton $1.00 Pineapple Broken Slices In Svrup 2U. Tins 2 for .... . 27c Shelled Walnuts Fancy Light Halves Per lb 45c Salmon Columbia River Chinook No. 1 Flat Tins Each 10c Soap Sunny Monday Buy a Supply at this low price. 10 Bars . . . . 25c Butter Blue Mountain or Meadow Harvest 2-lb. Roll . . 41c Certo The Easy Way to Make Jama or Jellies 2 for 49c Toilet Soap Tax Free Camay Per Bar 5c Sunkist Lemons Fancy Jumbo Size Doz. 29c Oranges Thin Skin Full of Juice Large Size. 2 Doz 59c Lettuce Large Solid Heads 3for 10c
