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Friday, August 5, 1932 T.A GRAN HE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three Christian Church Vacation Ends; Regular Services to Start Sunday Baker Editor To Be Speaker For Presbyterians Bernard Mai nwaring, Elder Commissioner to Assembly at Denver, Will Be Here Sunday. The July vocation Is past, nnd oil departments or the Church of Christ win begin functioning In full capacity with Sunday' services.- The pastor. Rev. Paul De P. Mortlmore, and his family ar homo again after spending the month In Portland and other Western Oregon points, and. Mr. Mor femore will preach both morning and evening Sunday. The Bible school will meet as usual at 9:45 a. m. There are interesting classes for every age in this school. The attendance this summer has been exceptionally fine, a high record being established for July of 202. All who are Interested ore Invited to this school. At 11 a. m. the regular commun ion service will be observed. At this service the choir will sing an anthem, and the pastor will bring the morn ing message, using for a subject, "The Deepening Emphasis In Religion." Christian Endeavor will meet at 0:45 p. m. All young people who en- Joy fellowship and discussion of life day school will begin at 10 a. m. with, problems are Invited. J the lesson subject "The Ten Com- The evening services for the re- mandmenta." mainder of the summer months will be devoted to practical religious prob lems, During his vacation Mr. Mor tlmore has been making an intensive study of the relation of religion to the present unsettled condition of tilings, and he is planning to bring the results of his study to the eve ning service. His sermon topio will be, "Religion or Politics." In rela tion to this subject he says, "It was my privilege to be in the capital of our state and Interview some of the high officials during my visit last month. I discovered certain things which I believe to be highly signifi cant. That we are headed for a new order of things, no one can doubt. The direction which this new order takea depends very largely upon the attitudes of Christian people. I want to give a personal Invitation to the people of La Grande to hear my ser mon Sunday evening." Sr. Peter's Church (Episcopal) (Fourth street and O avenue) The services at St. Peter's church on Sunday will consist of a celebra tion of the Holy communion at 0:00 o'clock and Holy communion and ser mon at 11:00 o'clock. Everyone la cordially Invited to attend these services. Church of God (Spruce street at X avenue) Two services are scheduled for Sunday at the Church of Ood. Sun- Wherever you go, you find this malt alwavs packed m '. have charge of the morning worship servfee at 11 o'clock. The pastor will bo t the Boy Scout camp conducting a worship service for the camp and eight of the Ep worth Leaguers will tell about the Institute In his ab sence. Oeorge Moats will preside and have general charge of the service. There will be seven three-minute talks: Lenn Pierson will speak on "What the Summer Institute Means to an Epworth League;" Edna Brown. "What My First Institute Means to Me;" (the ,1VPUJ<iP the Institute) "M, S. u"w wiui w. v'w "v """-Mnm ton nnri Mnrninv w uu Hellen HertzoH! "H. O. McCalllater 3? . i?S5 ,.nJ"l 'Bible Study,1 " Eva Daugherty; J. B. W. Bowen and 'Race Rela- Evelyn Masten; "LeRoy H. and . 'Youth's Problems.' " Frank Tyler; "A. B". Parrett and 'Life Service,' " Boyd Jackson. The leaguers will sing In the choir and special music will be provided. Epworth League meeting will be held at 7 p. m. after which a senior league will be organised. All young mer. the pastor, and Obevine God." ler Is or Kan 1st. Special music will include an original song entitled 'tlonfl jksub, xne linnuif. Walker i Prrabyterlun Church (Sixth and Washington) Bernard Main waring, editor of the Democrat-Herald, of Baker, will be the speaker at the 11:00 o'clock ser vice hour, Sunday morning, at the Presbyterian church. Mr. Malnwaring ' JriiT Lw was elder commissioner to ,he gen ,nlr(,IV. nrtK ln rtIH vnntr frtlWa bvurian'r "r ":;r " . ; ' :n : eral assembly of the Presbyterian church, held at Denver recently, rep- rc-senting the Presbytery of Grande Ronde. The time will be given to a report of that body. tii Is a careful observer and will bring an Informa tive message. Mrs. Florence Lynch Miller, soprano, will sin at this aer organization are. urged to attend the ices. The organization will take place at 8 p. m. Zlon English Lutheran Church (M avenue near Fourth) The subject of the sermon by the 'W. T m V. . i i rl pastor at the 1 1 :00 o'clock service will and Miss Edris Mauir will pre- n-,lmiri-H vlR,ftY1 Th- 'Vrwhoi; Unclouded Vision." The choir, by Helen Jensen, will Lorraln Dodge Is the leader for the Luther league meeting at 7 o'clock Sunday evening. The topio for dis cussion Is "How Does Nature Speak to Us About Ood?" This Is an au proprlate topic for these summer months when everyone Is thinking about the out-of-doors. All young people will be welcomed at this meeting. t SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday, Aug. 5 4:00 Lawn festival by Methodist Episcopal church Ladles Aid on church lawn. To be held during the evening. - 7:00 Lawn social at Methodist Episcopal church, during afters noon and evening. 7:30 Ladles of Moosehcart meet at Euglce hall. 8:00 Camp fire and marshmallow roast for Eastern Oregon Normal school students and faculty at Pine Cone. . Saturday, Aug. 6 4:00 Lawn 'social at home of Mrs. Nellie Nell, 1104 Penn.. to be given from 4 until 11 o'clock by women of Episcopal church. RASPUTIN RELIC STOLEN BERLIN () A gold-edged white XJ I r II r l tun o pounas I ll CCfflll 1 Today, as always, V if I Blue Ribbon Malt Js I ' V0 XL J e bul what IMAiT 110 J&sssws. 1 4 -od unmatched quality in I k feSSA - Ij every ounce. In Blue vice, f'ae at the organ consoi. limuuion is exienaea vo ui wnu ,, th. nth.m iuv i t enamel cross clvim bv Nicholas II. would come. .... The." by J. Lincoln Hall. I czar of Russia, to the monk Gregory Bible school opens at B.46 a. m. The 8undtty school will' meet at Rasputin, power behind the throne with classes for all ages, competent 9:4B lor the regular session of wor- ln war daya, was stolen from a Jew teachers and Interesting lessons. L,hp and study. Parents are cordially elry shop here. The rcllo bore Rasput- vi. ration uuuca"ia , . o invited to send tneir children to this ills name, and collectors considered o;au in ine cnurcn pariw. xjtutb ouu- school. It priceless. setting that welcomed the Endeavor ers. Mildred Stoddard was leader, calling the assembly to order with "The Drum Call." All gathered about the 'campflre, seated on the floor, mission fashion, and studied the nec essary moral and spiritual equipment! or a missionary. Anoiner sp:enaia program awaits those who attend tills Sunday evening. ; Baptist Church . (Sixth and Spring) , At the Baptist church Sunday morning the pastor will take as his theme "Tne unurcn." ay request Mrs. St. John and Mrs. Moore will repeat the duet "I'm a Pilgrim" which they sang last Sunday morning. The young people will not hold their meetings during the month of Aug ust. The subject ox tne evening ser mon will be "The Spirit of Anti Christ." Hours of services are: Bible school, J. Jordahl, Supt., 0:45; morn ing preaching service, 11:00; evening service, 8:00; Tuesday morning prayer meeting, 10:00; Thursday evening prayer meeting, 8:00. Following the morning sermon, the Lord's Supper wUl be observed. SOCIETYNOTES Mix Bess Duke, Society Mltaf Telephone Main 800 Until 9M a, i No-Hostess Picnic And Bridge Party Arranged Yesterday For Mrs.; G. T. Fergus And Daughter An Interesting summer affair was the no-hosteu picnic and bridge party arranged yesterday for Mrs, a. T. rergua and her daughter, . patnerme, of Kansas Olty, who are guests atthe nome of Mr. ana Mrs, u. k. Kerr. A potluck picnic luncheon was served at one o'clock at "tobies ln the city park, with covers placed for 16. Following luncheon four tables of bridge were at play on the park lawns for the afternoon. Mrs. Eurl Shep herd made high score and Mrs, Henry HIU had consolation. Ouest prizes were presented to Mres Fergus and her daughter. ' 11 i ' Mrs. Fergus, who is Mr. Kerr's sis ter, and her daughter have been here for some time at the Kerr home.- They will leave tomorrow for Portland and for California cities where they will spend a week or so before returning to Kansas City by way of La Grande. . , j Episcopal Guild In August Meeting Members of St. Peter's Episcopal Guild held their August j meeting Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, with Mrs. Henry HIU, president, In charge. The afternoon was devoted to consideration of the organisation's business. Plans for their part in the clty wlde clotliing relief program were discussed. Mrs. Guy Ellis was ap pointed to be In charge of collecting clothing, under Mrs, John Camp, who is vne general cnairman 01 rener ior the guild. 4 Hostesses named for the September meeting were Mrs. Oeorge Blrnle, chairman. Mre. J. D. Slater, Mrs. Laura Conkey and Mrs. L. H. Russell. Plans for a lawn social to be given Saturday afternoon and ovening, from four until ll o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Nellie Nell at 1104 Pennsylvania avenue, were aiscusscu. Eagles Auxiliary Planning Social With Mrs. Ray Patten presiding, members of the Eagles auxiliary met lost night at the Eagles hall for their weekly business session. There was a large attendance for the evening. Plans were made for an ice cream so cial, program and dance, for next Thursday evening. Mre. A. J. Clower was made chairman of entertainment larged. and Mrs, Steve Hlatt was f named chairman of refreshments, , E. O. N. Students To Go: On Picnic A campflre and marshmallow roost for students and members of j the fac ulty at the Eastern Oregon; Normal school has been arranged for! taught. The affair will be held at Pine (Cono at 8 o'clock. . ., y KREUGKR CIIA8II KKMINDIJR ' . 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' 4 ',(TitFNntn mm LPATEHf You Will Find FEDERATION FLOUR Most Satisfactory and Economical For BREAD and All Ordinary Baking Purposes 100 Home Products Manufactured by La Grande Milling Company Church of The Kozarene Following Sunday school at 0:45 a. m. the morning service at the Church of the Nazarene will begin at 11 o'clock, with the pastor, Rev. Daniel L. Swartz, to speak on the subject "Old Time Religion." Prank Cain is organist, special music Sun day morning will Include a selection by the women's quartet. The young people will meet at 6:45 p. m. with Mrs. Chester Webber as leader. The "Rustler's" are now lead ing ln the contest. Mr. Swartz's subject for the eve ning sermon will be "Recipe for To day's Problems." The service begins at 7:30 p. m. Mid-week meetings are held Wed nesday and' Friday nights at 7:30. " First Church or Christ, Scientist (First and Washington) "Spirit" will be the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Aug. 7. Among the citations which com prise the lesson-sermon will be the following from the Bible: "The flesh lusteth against the Spirit, and the jSplrlt against the flesh" (Gal. 6:17). I The lesson-sermon also will Include ithe following passages from the , Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip 'tures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "No imore sympathy exists between the flesh and Spirit than between Belial land Christ." "This material world Is even now becoming the arena for conflicting forces. On one side there will be discord and dismay; on the other Bide there will be science ana peace. The breaking up of material beliefs may seem to be famine and pestilence, want and woe, sin, sick ness, and death, which assume new phases until their nothingness ap pears. These disturbances will con tinue until the end of error, when all discord will bA swallowed up In spiri tual Truth. Mortal error will vanish ln a moral chemicalization. This mental fermentation has begun, and will continue until all errors of dc Uef yield to understanding" (pp. 171 and 06). Sunday school is at 0:46 a. m. for the children up to the age of 20 years. The Sunday morning service begins at. 11 o'clock. Wednesday eve ning's testimony meeting starts at 8 p. m, First M. B. Church fSnrlns and Fourth streets) The church Sunday school will meet at 9:45 a. m. at the First Metho dist Episcopal church Sunday with interesting classes In all departments. Institute at Wallowa Lake Is over but the enthusiasm of the 26 young ' folk from this cnurcn wno aiienaea i Is much in evidence and they are to Popular Sheet Music 300 New, Latest Popular Tunes Just Received Also Dance . Folios and . Song Books Hit of the Week Records Paradise and Several Others Radio & Music Supply Co. Successor to Adler Music Co. AEROPLANE PERFORMANCE WITH l: :u.f) ' i.vj:; : i 'iIdi, i . .(Ir: Enjoy Smooth, Quiet, Flying Milm 7Zy7Ji4" Gasoline makes old cars run like new! 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