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Friday. October 7, 1W33 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, Page Six NEWS of the CHURCHES Revival Meeting Now Under Way At Church Here of a Kingdom Do Wo Want." Tli chorus choir will lend In tho congre gational Hinging and provide the "pe dal music. MIb Helen Williams will preside at the organ and Paul Knnute Will direct the music. Tho senior Euwortn wague win vices are at 11 a. m, and 8 p. m. with Wednesday evening teatlmony meet ings at fl o'clock. "Aro Bin, Disease and Death Real?" will be the subject of the Leaaon-8er-man In all Churches of Christ, scien tist, on Sunday. Oct. 0 - ; grarijs For Sunday. UITITOII'S NOTE meet at 0:30 and the lc3on will be J'" Among the citations which com on the subject "Confualanlsm," led prlje the Lesson-Sermon will be the hv nsthmvri Miller. The high school following from the Bible: "And the IiV RaV Davis SneakUH? ' leugue will meot at the samo hour Lord said unto him, what la that In i i XT t rnC U land bo led by Jeanette Blanchard. thine 'hand? And he aald. a rod. And at JMazarene CnUrCn I At 7:30 o'clock the church orchostra he eald, cast It on the ground" (Ex. f Wnnv'- Xntofpfftintr Prn-I win assist with the music for tho eve .4:3. 8). tti o . .1 Unlnir service and Rev. W. H. Hertajg I The Lesson-Sermon also Includes Will continue the series on me - -lua-ne lonowing correlative piuwtge irim chlng of Jesua." apeaklng on chrlst'a the Christian Science textbook. "Sct teachlng about "Fulfilling Prophesy.1' ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: Khinil (,'lly 'Community t'liurrli "When, led by wisdom to oast down Increasing attendance la noted each hla rod. he saw It becomo a serpent, Tho ohurch editor urges 8 Sunday at tho early morning worship Mews fled before It; but wiiKlom undo that all ministers Include their Q service at 0:46. Encournglng remarlta him come back anil handle the ser sololsta In the Frldoy church 4 and Dleoslng comments have beon pent, and then Moses' fear departed. notices, so as to avoid pub- fteard from ail sldea about the Chang- In this Incident was seen the actuality llcatlon of these notices else- J ca schedule. of Science. Matter was shown to be -where In the newspaper where . -me Sunday school workers come for a belief only. The serpent, evil, under many of the members of the the church service and are on time wisdom's bidding, was destroyed i $ congregation might miss see- Rnd prepared to engage In the school through understanding divine Science, I Ing them. work at 10:46. Those responsible for and this proof was a staff upon which I ' u,o noon meal can be home by It to lean. The illusion of Moses lost ! o'clock and havo spent an hour In a, Its power to alarm him, when he dl3 . 'servlco of worship with their families covered that what he apparently saw I. A revival meeting la now being held jumler the new arrangement. Iwas really but a phase of mortal be- . nftne Church of the Nazarono at the Traditionally, -It is Just a little rev- lief" (p. 321). corner of Birch and Y, according to olutlonary, and being o Is Just ir; I Rev. Daniel L. Swartz, minister. Rev. Ray Dovls Is tile evangelist and Revolution' ' l service, keeping with the pastor's theme "111 for the Sunday morning -it'' M. E. Church South (2103 North Fir street) Services at the M. E. Church South The officers and teachers of the will begin Sunday with Sunday school Sunday school, led by Mrs. Bertha at 0:45 a. m. The morning preaching Wuy, superintendent, are vory much service will begin at 11 o'clock and encouraged with tho growtn oi mo me evening service uc i :au v. m, school ond ore making plans for Rally day soon. The school meets at 10:46 a. m. Central Church of Christ (Pennsylvania avenue) In preparation for an evangelistic camnal'n to be conducted In the lo cal Church of Christ beginning Oct Dev. liny Davis R, Dlllcy, of Texas, the song evangel ist. Mr. Davis Is pastor at Oaldwell, Ida, but has spent years as an evangelist throughout tho west, services aro uo ihg hold each ovcnlng ot 7:30 o'clock, with cottago prayer meeting each forenoon. Mr. Davis will preach botli at the II o'clock and 8 o'clock ser vices at tho church Sunday. Every one Is welcomo to attend. ' Other services Sunday follow: Sun day school at 0:46 a. m., clnsvis for all: N. Y. P. S., 0:45 p. m., Mr. Dllicy In charge; 7:30 p. m congregational splits ijprvico conducted by Mr. Dlitey. llnptTNt church (Sixth and Spring) ' . Sunday at tlio Baptist church will bo Junior sermon day. Mem.icrs o: each fon:lly aro requested to sit to gether so far tti possible. Tho quar tet, Mrs. H. P. St. John. Mrs.Morvlllo Mui-rc, Elliot Flnlay and Lelund Via lhjr, will sing n apcolal number. T ho suhjen'. of the evonlng sermon wll. bo "Faith." Miss Isabel Wllllami win 'play a violin t-olo. The subject for tho young people's meeting Is "Whit :doea- alcohol du to people and so iolety?" Somo changes have beon made to accommodate tho Increasing number of Blblo scliool classes. Miss Mcrllo Whltmcr will bo the teacher of a cluni .composed of Normal school student and young married iieoplo. Arrango ments have been made for a separate room for tho young ladles' class taught by Mrs. Flnlay. The young men's class taught by Elliot Flnlay holdB the banner for church attend ance for the month or September. V&ulttibic classed will be found for any who wish to attend and thero lb a ' vory efficient corps of tencltors throughout. Hours of services arc; Blblo school, J. Jordahl, superinten dent, 0:46; morning worship, 11:00; ...young people's meeting, 0:30; evening worship; 7:30: prayer meeting. Thins- "day evening, 7:30; Tuesday morning, 10:00. First M. E. Church (Fourth and Spring) 1Wlth a splendid crowd for rtally and Promotion day last Sundiij, t':o officers and teachers havo their plans all made for caring for the new grou'ii hi Interesting class sessions. The ol chestra will bo on hand for the open ing services and tho general superin tendent, M. L. Whitney, wants every ono thcro promptly at 0:45 for Sun day school. At the 11 o'clock morning worah'.f tho pastor will speak on "Wlint Kind Epworth League meets at 0:30. Klon English Lutheran Church (M avenue near Fourth) "A Ouarded Life" will be the theme of tho sermon by tho pastor at the 11:00 worship servlco Sunday morn ing. And who dtslro to do so aro cordially Invited to worship at this 23, Rov. Paul Do F. Mortimoro, pautor ohurcli. of tho church, will use bb his sermon The Sunday scliool 1b beginning a topic Sunday morning, "A Soul Win- opjclal study of India, which Is to ncr." Mr. Mortlmore says, "It Is tho lajt for several months. A largo map duty ond privilege of every Christian of India, colored ond prepared by the. to not only enjoy tho blessings ot Intermediates will bo hung In tho Christianity, but to enlist othoi-j In Sunday school room, and each Sunday the enjoyment of thorn. In the light a new group of pictures will bo put of the teaching of Jesus, It Is lmpos- on It. This week tho geography and slble for one to be a Christian with- government of India will occupy the out putting forth tho utmost effort uttentlon of tho school. Edwurd Trull to win othors to Him." ' will ohow some of the stamps from The communion will bo celebrated India: Mlna Neumann will tell about at this servlco, which Is at 11 o'clock. India's government; and tho whole and the choir will alng an anthem, school will study the geographical lo Ncw song books have beon secured, cation. This Is preparatory to a study Bible school Is making a splendid of tho work and growth of the Christ, growth, storting the now yeor'a work. Ian church In India, last Sunday with an attendance ot Honry Jensen will lead the Luther 226. The school Is closely graded, and League meeting at 7:00 p. m. using furnishes a comploto knowledge ot for a topic. "How Docs tho Liquor tho Bible to thoso who comploto Its Problem Affect Young People Today?" course A new class for college young Aftor a brief discussion of this topic people iias been started with tho pas. there will be a report of the delegates tor as teacher. Miss Dorothy Smuta to tho district convention ot Tho Is the genera! superintendent of the Dalles. Enthusiasm Is high among school, which meets at 0:45 each Sun- the young people who attended this day morning. meeting. All ore welcome to attend Christian Endeavor oiso ts enjoying tho devotional Sunday evening, a hearty growth this fall. Threo oo-j. cicties oro meeting ior nwaiottiun u" prayer mooting each Sunday ovenlns ol 0:30. Young people of all agea.uro welcome. Tho Church of Christ la one of tho churches In tills part or the state which hove been successful In main taining a woll attended Sunday cvo-j uing service, aim vno uvuiuut, iiik- lng Is very popular. A concert orencs- Fortesoue Deb to Bow to Society It 1 "' iMM Jffe'v ' ; ' V ... , ,Y, , - - ... I BBimilVBEaiMBBHlBHlliailBBEBSSBaDBS: .Miss lleli'iio Fortescue, iiliove, youncer daughter of Major etl Jlrs. Oninville FortesciiF, and sisler or lrs. Thiiums Mawle, who flguml In the sensational "honor inunler'V'ttiise Jit Honolulu, ,wlll ihuke her dohtit In Washington, l, C diirlne; the coming Reason. Miss I'orleseiie lias lieen one of the inot popular inemliers of the capital's younger set. Presidential Poll Shows Roosevelt Increasing His Lead Over Hoover SPECIALS for SATURDAY French StrawbeiTy Torte 25c . Chocolate Doughnuts, Molasses Cup Cakes, doz. 1 5c Fruit Stollen Coffee Cake Each 15c 2 for 25c Fresh Apple Pies, each.... 17c Danish Pastry 5c - 6 for 25c dozen 30c Nut Doughnuts, doz 30c Cream Puffs, doz 50c Macaroons, doz 15c Cinnamon Rolls, doz.. 25c Lady Fingers, doz 20c Ice Cream 16 Butterf at Quart 35c BBBBBBBBBBBBiSBBBSBKBSBIlfSlRSBBBBISBBBBBlBMBBflEEBI Sermonette Edited by Harriet R. MacDonaid Then said tho Lord unto Mooes, be hold, 1 will rain bread from heaven tra adds enjoyment' to the service, arid J; " "o people shall go out ...!... ... i,i rf.,ro vvnii and gather a certain rate every day. t.n n,,i,.n lu n htif fftntiire. Wnll known ucapel hymns aro soicutcu. Sunday evening the pu-iior win piuncii, UNIllg 1U. II. O ku,tw. Block." Ho soyB, "Tho AllcLlonr "O Hi" tiii.KH t"H vuu juuiuty w. r.. llm Ktruuulo to tho Israelites through the desert from gall, control o the human soul, there Egypt to their Promised Land repre te much tho oarno thing occurs as ents also our own spiritual progress Uk. place at an auction sale. Bids "J "' world from llfo on a materia i .olnne onlv to the state whore wo shall aro oliercu, mm rnisca. oy iu Puw ,"Z 'i , oiu of gootl and tho forcea or evil dwell forovcr In heaven. As an their Journey the Iarnelltea were sustained by manna which ap peared early In the morning, so we beautiful and upHHlnB " ' WTH7 lr!! i .71 the assembly ol Ootls."" " - ",vt All aro Invited. Irt'.sl)yterlan Clnireh (Sixth and Wnahlnton) "There 1b Influence In .", ..... "u- oul k,!,,,, in receptive to heavenly thought, quite tho same degree Why ' not t-1 ' tend the services or vno cirnren, ivnrn ,,,,,,i ., ...n to heli) and encourage In the build ing or tho kingdom of God." Invites tlio minister, Rov. J. George Wain, who will sucak on "Loyalty" or "Uphold- InK tho Sense of Duty." Tho quartet wilt assist In the Hinging of the hymns 1 Leonard Pfluff, tenor, will sing n solo number of his own selection. be eaten that Is, digested and utll lKcd; Just so nui3t heavenly teaching bo appropriated by us Individually, and Individually applied to our lives. But this Is not nil. The ivmnniw w' spread beforo the chltdron of Is rael, not put lu their mouths. Each man went out to gather his supply The 0:46 ajsalon of tho ulblo school J , ,,.,. will enjoy the work of tho orchestw.- nrnvirtM, fr ... B.tir in awo me opening wrv. w.o mornlmr. and nftor adant study of lessons from the book or bcoks. Whatever your age, whatever desire tor learning divine things, there will bo a clas and Instructor that will meot your need. Christian Endeavor meeta at 6:30. Splendid urograms await all young people who attend. tho church. the early morning, and of tor adapting it by meditation to our spiritual needs, utilize It in our living. No man can do this for us. Also It is to be noted that the manna had to bo gathered every day. It could not bo kept and so must we pray and gather and strive for each Roosevelt Increases his lead over Hoover in the third week's returns from 20 states In The Literary Di gest's presidential poll of 20,000,000 ballots, gaining a clear majority of the 708.080 ballots tabulated In to morrow's issue of the magazine. Roosevelt has 404,002 votes, or 50.75 per cent., and Hoover has 325.845 or 40.82 per cent, of the total abulated. Norman Thomas, the Socialist candi date, 1b receiving 6.05 per cent, of the ballots with the other five minor can didates dividing the balance or 1.78 per cent, of the total vote. Hoover is leading in the six states of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey and Rhode Island, which have a combined electoral college vote of 64. Roosevelt Is loading In Alabama, California. Colorado, Georgia. Illinois. Indiana. Mississippi, Montana, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania. South Caro lina, West Virginia and Wisconsin, which states poll 224 votes In the electoral college. In an analysis of "how the same voters voted In 1028," Roosevelt Is shown gaining less strength from1 the Republican ranks than he did last week while the Hoover Inroads into tho Democratic vote of four years ago remain about tho samo. : iRooaevelt gains the lead In the vot ing In New York, which was carried by Hoover In the two previously week ly returns or the poll. Roosevelt has 117.282 votes to Hoover's 100,708 in the Empire state. In Pennsylvania, Roosevelt has In creased his percentage of the state's vote from 60.11 to 63.34 during the week, gaining most of his strength from former Republicans there. Roosovelt also continues to mnln tain more than 2 to 1 lead over Hoo vor In the president's home state of California. Roosevelt is obtaining over one-half of ' his total vote in California from those who stated they voted for Hoover four years ago, the largest ratio the Democratic candi date gets from former Republican ranks In any state. Roowevelt has 36,873 votes to Hoover's 16,402 this week In tho'' state. Tho southern states reporting this week give Roosevelt tremendous plu ralities: 70.42 per cent., in Alabama; 83.62 per cent., in Georgia; 80.46 per cent.. In Mississippi, and 88.61 per cent, in South Carolina. New Hampshire gives Hoover 56,62 per cent, of its total vote, leading the Republican state columh to date while Massachusetts gives the president 66.14 per cent., Connecticut 64.51 per cent, and Maine 63.51 per cent, of the current ballots cast In these Republican .strongholds. Roosevelt Is obtaining over a ma jority of the votei? over all of the six other presidential candidates in 13 of the 20 states reported this week. A stato by state tabulation shows: Hoover -Roosevelt Alabama 1.581 0,030 California 16,402 35,873 , Colorado 3,708 7,443 Connecticut 15,217 ' 0,857 : Oeorgia 380 2,317 Illinois 13,007 23,181 Indiana 9.533 15;088 Maine 4.075 3,818 Massachusetts .... 25,209 15,800 Mississippi 104 2.199 Montana 2.120 3,269 New Hampshire - 3.011 2.08G . New Jersey ..f 43,864 37,710 , .Now Yplk 106.708 117.282 Ohio : ; 14,076 22,854 Pennsylvania 40,173 60,060 , Rhode Island 3.325 2,803 South Carolina .... 805 7.597 . West Virginia . 7,004 11.742 Wisconsin .4,750 10,084 Premier MacDonalti's Daughter Wed Inferior Fur Giilynk fur Is tlio pelt of iiborled liiinhs of either of tho two breeds of Asiatic-Russian sheep known as Uokliiiru ntitl Knnrktil. It Is nn In ferior fur, since the liair litis Just bt'un lo show nbovc the skin. A luolro effect Is sometimes, although not usually, present. To Be Held in Esteem If men wish to be held lu esteem, they must associate only with those who aro estlmnble. La Bruyere. IIIrIi government of fie In Is and leaders of llrltlsh society were guests nt (his wedding, for the bride o Ir. Iaii Mud (maid, daughter ot Premier Ramsay MuoUomild. She was married to Dr. Alastnlr Mae Klimon, of the Isle of Skye, Scollaml. The cniiple are shown as they left the little Congregational church at Weudavcr, Hurkliighnnishlre. 'Tony" Will Be Staged Saturday Evening At Cove By Mm, A. O. Conklln (Observer Correspondent) COVE (Special) "Tony" a one-aot play, will be presented by the Oove High school at the gymnasium Satur day evening at 8 o'clock as a library benefit. This play will have a set ting of music by the High school glee club and will be accompanied by sev eral sklfs by the grade pupils. There also will be readings and music fur nished by the Woman's -club. A halt was called In the prune packing at the co-operative plant Tuesday about noon and a recess was declared until Thursday morning. The purpose was not declared but was generally supposed to -be due to a lack of box materials. Mr, and Mtb. Boy Dudley and fam ily, of Pendleton, were Sunday visi tors of Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Comstock. Mrs. Dudley was a school friend of Mrs. Comstock when they lived in Ne braska a number of years ago. Reconditioned Piano for Sale Price Reasonable and Easy Terms . Radio & Music Supply Co. Plrst National Bank Bldg. Meetings held In nJr om lMly Drcn(1 M. l'lrst Church of Christ, Scientist (First and Washington) Sundnychool belna ftt 9;45 o. in. with children up to tho age of 20 yours Invited to attend, Sunday ser- I Schilling Give a thought to your extracts and spices. There arc big differences in quality. If you knew iacts all the would Schilling quality. you insist on Many Given Free Training at Moody Bible Institute DuiinR tho paat forty years tens of thousands of young men and women or many nationalities and denomina tions have sought free "training for Christian service at home or abroad offered by the Moody Blblo and Eve ning schools last year. While for eer- tain apodal courses a lilgli school ; background Is required, and college training desirable, yet grammar school training will admit to Ma general course. English U taught to any de ficient in its use. The Bible ranks first In nil institute cournos, but instruction hi furnished in such subjects aa Sunday school ad ministration, dally vacation Bible school, gospel musio, public speaking, home economics, hygiene, and manual training. In apeclal coumes are of fered theology. homUettcs, church his tory, apologetics, Hebrew. Yiddish. Greek, and medical subjects for for eign ntlMlon work. Thcro are three terms a year fall, winter and summer but student may enter at any time. Hit's FJeveir Beean Donne BeSoire AND IT MAY NEVER BE DONE AGAIN -BUT THIS YEAR OUR WILL BE EXTTEWPEP fcJE WEEK. Mori Practical III tlio gprliiR a youtiR man's thmiRlits may turn to love, but an old married one's turn to n Itshlng trip that will lust until the house clt-ntilng Is over. ('liultiimtl Kn-quiver. So You May Secure a Year's Subscription at These Bargain Rates 'BY 'CARRIER $41oMAIL 5)F Until Midnight Saturday, October 8 This extension of time on our special bargain rates is g nt ed only at the request of many subscribers who have always taken advantage of the bargain offer, but who could not raise the cash until after the first of the month. This is the last chance! THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER The Only Daily Newspaper in Union and Wallowa Counties 3C 3C
