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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Friday, June 30, 1933
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NEWS tif the CHURCHES 1
Patriotic Note
In Some Local
Churches Sunday
Vacation Time Also Ite
ceiving Attention in La
Grande's Houses of
-iWorship at Present.
Fourth ol July and the jiummor
vacation both como In for a eharo of
attention at tho servlceo to bo Jiew In
La Orando churches on Sunday two
days before Independence day.
. Some of the sermons will have
patrlotlo note and others will deal
with other Interesting subjects.
. Vacation time already Is beginning
with the Episcopal Sunday school au
Journed until next September. I
. Sunday programs include:
Presbyterian Church i
fSixth and Washington)
. . "One of the most lntlmato -ovents
of the week Is the gathering together
. of folks of the community for worship
; at the place set apart, the church,
! Here friend meets friend, Christian
meets Christian, worshipper meets
worshipper. Tho morning hour, 11:00
o'clock, at this church offers a place
.where our Interests center around
one common theme," says Rev. J.
George Walz, pastor In announcing
his services. : Tho theme will be "The
Gentle Breath of Summer" or "The
. Blossoming Desert, Springs of Water,
the Highway, and Everlasting Joy."
E. E. Hurley,- tenor, will sing "Eyo
Hath Not Seen" by Oaul, and Miss
QlQdvs Miller will play the service.
A cordial invitation to all who have
no special place to meet for their
Sunday morning worship,
first Church of Christ, Scientist
(Third and Washington)
Services will be held at 11 a. r
Sunday and at 9:45 a. m. Sunday
school will be held. Wednesday eve-
nlng meetings begin at 8 p. m. The
reading room In tho Wcst-Jacobscn
building is open from. 1 to 4:30 p. m.
each afternoon, a I
The subject of the Sunday service
will be "God."
The golden text was, "The Lord
shall reign for over and ever" (Ex.
16:18),
i. Among the citations which com
' prise 'the-lesson-sermon Is tho.fol-.
lowing from the Bible: "Let us. Hear
the conclusion of the whole .matter:
Four God,' and keep Ills command
ments: for this Is: the whole duty of
man" (Eccl. 12:13).
The lesson-sermon also Includes the
following correlative posaago from tho;
Christian . Science textbook, VSolence
and Health with: Key to the . flcrlp-
i tures,". by. Mary Baker Eddy: . "Good
- demands of man every hour, in which
.to work .out tho. problem of being.
, Consecration to good does not lessen
. man's . dependence on .God, but
shows the;. paramount .necessity! of
mooting them. . . Christian . Science
takes naught from tho poriootlon of
God, , but It ascribes to Him tho :on-'
tiro glory" (p. 201). ,
Church of the Nazarche
(Birch and Y) ' :
Following Sunday school at 0:40,
observing visitors' Sunday, tho morn
ing servlco will begin at 11 o'clock
with- Rev. Daniel L. Swnrtz, pastor, to
epeak on tho subject! "Missions." . In
the evening at 7:30 p. m. his sermon
subject will be "Description of Ithe
Kingdom." .
Tho young people meet at 8:46 p: m.
(or . Blblo 'questions. A mid-week
meeting Is scheduled for Wednesday
nt 7:30.
St. 1'eter'n (Kplaooinl) Church
(Fourth and O) ,
Church Bcttpol at .the' Episcopal
church has been discontinued for the
summer and will not i convene again
until September.
"Sunday's services will Include holy
communion at 8 a. m. and morning
prayer with sermon and holy com
munion at 11 o'clock, , :
First M B. Church, South
(Corner U and Fir) (I .
Sunday school begins promptly at
0:46 a. m. with all: Invited to at
tond. -
Preaching by the pastor Is sched
uled fori the regular 11 o'clock hour
and again at 8 o'olock . In the eve
ning. Epworth League meets at V
p. m. V
This will do me lass eunoay oe-
foro tho conference and all ore urged I
to attend.
i Central Church or Christ
(Pennsylvania. Avenue) , ''
July Is vacation month ;for this
church and thcro will be no preach
ing services until the first of Aug
ust. , Bible school and communion
service will, be held, also Christian
Endeavor.
Growers of Cherries
'Welcome New Markets
(Continued From Page One)
cherries at this tlmo cannot bo over.
estimated, Mr. Avery states. Tho
opening up of mnrkoln In California
and Montana has come only through
continued efforts the past few years
ana will, it Is bellevccU .lend to the
lifting ovcntuully of tho ban in tho
other three states. Commercial
cherry men ore urging tho co-opera
tion or tnose who have only a tree
or two to assist In the program by
getting In touch with the county
agent in rogaru to the matter.
The Sunday School
Lesson in Rhyme
By Carlos A. Plummer
i.JORHDA
Joshua 1:1-0; 23:1, 2,14.
The lesson subject for today
Is Moses' servant, Joshua;
A faithful minister was ho,
With courage, faith, and loyalty.
tie was a tribal ruler wise.
And numbered with the dozen Bples
Whom Moses sent to view the land,
And true conditions understand.
When they returned- with -fruits in
hand, .
A'.l sold: "It Is ft goodly land.
A land where milk and honey flow,
And luscious grapes of Eschol grow.'
But only two believed the .-Lord
And trusted Him to keep His word; '
They -mado a true report that day,
And one of them was -Joshua.
At Moses, death he took command,
'LcuIsi'uel Into. Canaan, land, .
Subdued their foes, and gave thorn
-rest ....
In that fair -land so richly blessed. r
When ho was ;old, and. death was
near,
Ho bado the -pcoplo-not to fear, ,
Reviewed their .blessings from the
Lord,
And how Ho had fulfilled His word.
Ho warned them of the way of sin.
And .told them not to, walk therein,
Exhorted them God'a law to keep,
And soon In death ho fell asleep, ;
'POET'S CORNER
. (SprUig and Sixth)
j A patrlotlo themo will bo used by
tho pastor Sunday morning. Special
miutlo will bo provided by tho choir,
,. For the evenltiR mnnon tho aub
Ject will bo "Tho First imd Second
Adam." Their meetings begin at 7:00.
Morning worship begins at 11:00; eve
ning worship, nt 8:00; Blblo school, at
0:45; Thursday evening prnyor moot
ing,' at 8:00. A cordial Invitation la
extended to all.
' FAITH ' -Yf
know,,somoiday:thab X shall slocp
Beneath tho violeta blue, : '.".-'
I'll bid farewell to earthly scenes
And-leave my friends so true.
I know soma day my eyes shall close
On earthly-scones so, sweet,
But I. shall Hvo Again I know,
A ltfo that la complete,
I know somo day .my llfo will coaso,
. My body mold to. dust.
But I shall' sco my Master's fact,
' In Him I'll placo my trust.
J. II. B.
lHTUlK TAXKS BAClUII.OItS
BERLIN Chancellor Ultlor plnrts a
special bachelors' tax to flnauco new
mnrrtnges and take women from em
ployment and bring them back to the
famous "Three K's" Klrchc, Kucche,
Kinder church, kitchen, children.
Faith, hope, and charity, and if wo
had more of tho first two, we'd need
less of tho last. Muskogee Phoenix.
What Better Place to En joy the
Holiday Vacation Than Riht
V
Here Close to Home!
NO LONG TRIP NO GREAT COST
Car License Rush Is
Under Way Locally
(Continued From Pago Ono)
forwards tho regular application to
the stato for a permanent license,
and tho temporary tags nro used un
til the permanent tags arrive.
At tho close of yesterday It was
figured that 76 licenses were Issued
01V that ono day,
TO IIO I'M) ll UNLICENSED CAKS
SALEM, June 30 m State police
announced 1xluy that they will start
a round-up early tomorrow of all
motor vehicle drivers whose cars are
without the new July 1 to January 1
license 'plates and who do not have
evidence to show that they havo or
dered licenses. .
65 MEN ARE !
AT WORK' IN
LOCAL PLANT
(Guntlnuea Lorn Page OneJ
eight-hour shift is being operated.
Logs aro being received from Wal
lowa county, and it also is expepted
that more logs will bo trucked out
from Clark's peak near Elgin, this lat
ter largely on piece work.
' :Mt, Kmlly Woods Crew Husy
' Operations In the woods have been
resumed by the Mt. Emily Lumber
Co. with- 70' men at work at present,
and' os soon-as tho work progresses
sufficiently, this number is expected
to' bo doubled.
The first train of logs Is expected
In La Orando about Monday and,
because July 4th Is a holiday, tho Mt.
EmUy'mlll will delay until Wednes
day for resuming Its operations. It Is
said., Tho mill will operate as if
did during tho latter port of May and'
tho first of June, on a two-thirds
crew basis, which gives employment
to about 150 men In the mill, planer
and yards.
. With .tho 'Bowman-Hicks Co. em
ploying 116 in tho local, plant and
tho woods, and Mt. Emily to employ
about '300 when tho woods work
swings Into full stride. lt;wlll 'ijncan
approximately 416 men at work for
tho two pine lumber milling lirms
In this district. , ,
Daughter, of
, Tenor to Wed
Sermonette
Edited by
Harriet R. MacDonald
In the beginning was the Word
and the Word was with God and.
the Word was God. St. John 1:1.
Sacred scripture differs from all
Other wrltlnRsI Prom befrlnnlnc? tn
end It Is a paruble formed of song,
prophecy, allegory, and true history,
having a meaning applicable to Indi
vidual Spiritual exnnrlenrn. Tt. hna
a spiritual meaning, liko tho Lord's
Inner vesturo woven from the top
throughout without a scam. It is
this sense, which is tho living water,
that quenches tho thirst of the mind
which gives the Word Its unconquer
able power,' and sets the rainbow In
tho clouds of the literary style.
As the Lord gives heat and lignt to
the earth through the Instrumentality
ot tho sun, so He sends through the
Word the beat of His love and the
light of His truth. It la the reservoir
of Life Itself, Ood In all fullness is
within Its letter. For this reason
John compared the Word to Ood Him
self . . , ...
The Lord bado us, "Search the
Scriptures, for In them ye think that
yo havo eternal life, and they arc
they which testify of mo." Search
them with affection for the truth,
and with desire to HghU tho truth to
life. They will then light tlio path
ahead that ho'' one can overtake .any.
moro than a man can outrun. 'the
light of a lantern, carried ' in liU
hand. "Thy Word is a lamp unto my
feet, and a ilgnt unto my path."
Much of tho lost faith In heaven
may be due to the assumption that
marriages aro mode there. Mil
waukee Leader.
Practically every thlng--f ood, i
tcr, clothes, etc. Is being num
cotton nowadays; practically ei
thing but money. Arkansas am
BEAUTY SPECIAL
-Haircut,' Shampoo' and , .
. Fingerwave
$1.00
' Cinderella Beauty Salon
at Cinderella Shop
Gwendolyn McCormack, above,
daughter of John ' McCormack,
uoted Irlsh-Amorican , t e n o r,
soon will be the bride of Edward
Pyke, scion ot a prominent
British family. Miss McCormack
Is borself a singer of repute.
Tho wedding will be in Ireland.
A collcgo professor .states that civ
ilization Is under construction.
And at tho present time we seem to
bo passing over one of the worst de
tours. Thomoston Times. ..
p ROSE CITY .tf
5 3 O lOj
LUXURIOUS WMi
1 . ROOMSKl
with bath 'mM1
ymavrM fats iJM
Come! July 4thl
BIG CELEBRATION and
V RODEO EVENTS at
ENTERPRISE SK, ,
' Somclhitifj Doing Every Minute!
o
' Then!
Come on to and Stay
x at
WALLOWA LAKE PARK
A (food place lo rest unci relax between visits S- ;
to the liijr show nt Kiitd-prise 'First class "i,
nccomniodatioim nt the IMgo Hotel, Cabins,
Tents or in the Park.
An Outing at Wallowa Will Do '
Anyone a World of Good-LeVs Go!
' ' at ' '''
July Sale
Prices
NOW
Til h -Irk". 1
$1.1.95
. i
FHEIST CIHIOHCE FO
and Here's PerZtisas' FIEESTONE
VALUES-eective 'til July 4th
Sentinel 6-Ply
5.00x19 .....:...:..........(6.80
5.00x20 1.,.:.: $7.05
5.25x21 $8.20
Oldfields
:4.S0x20 -...$6.30
5.00x20 ....$7.80
' 5.25x18 88:45
5.25x21 $9.20 6-00x20 ..
You Save as You Spend at Perkins'
Oldfield, H.D. 6-Ply
4.50x2i $6.a
6.00x18
EM
IiA H AN) iQJ
4TH & ADAMS
r'$io.
PHONE: MAIN 500
U. S. ROYAL, 5.25x18
Reg. $9.15, now
Goodrich SILVERTOWN,
5.25x18,' Reg. $9.15, now ...
$7.32
FIRESTONE Super OLDFIELD
6-PIy 4.75x19 Reg.' $8.40 value, at
' '
B.
LOWOUTS are caused by internal heat resulting from
friction between the cotton libers. Firestone Gurii-Dipped ,
Tires arc the only tires niadc where every cotton fiber in
every, cord in ' every ply is saturated and coated Svith
rubber, pi'eventing internal friction and heat the
greatest enemy of tire life. This patented Extra Process
makes the lire Stronger -Safer and gives it greater
protection against blowouts.
Performance Counts Every winner in the 5t)0-milc
Iniliiinnptilis Race for fourteen' consecutive years, has chosen
and used Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires on his car.
Performance Counts Every winner in the daring Pike's-' I
Peak Cltnih, where a slip meant death for six consecutive years,
' lias chosen and used Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires on his ear. .
Performance Counts Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires hold
nil world records, on road and track, for Safely Speed Mile
age and Endurance.
C Don't risk your life or the lives of others on your Holiday trip.
Wo will give you n lihcrnl trade-in allowance on yoiir old (
tuin, dangerous tires, in cxcliunge lor riresione ingn Bpccu
Tires -lio Safest Tires in the World. Tire prices' aro sure to go
up. Take advantage of today's low prices.
.YSw FirMlnnpCntn-Dlpitil Thri itmttcin 'l'rYf
Cjl firvattme t'artvry on, f tjiibirion IliiUilinn
the MASTERPIECE;
of TIRE "CONSTRUCTION " '
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