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I Page Six NEWS-of die CHURCHES ; Churches Give i Programs For Coming Sunday Interesting Sermons And Musical iToirrams At ranged by Houses of Worship in La Uranae !':' Churoh programs in La Grande and ', adjacent communities for Sunday In clude the following: . Zlon English Lmtliernii Church (M Avenue near nourth) At the morning worship. 11 a. m . the common servloe of the United i Lutheran churoh in America, will bo used again. Musio for the new serv I; les Is available for the members of the congregation. The choir, accom i panted by Lily Belle Angell, and un der the direction of Mary Eliza An gell, will sing an introlt and offer- i tory. All are Invited to worship at this service At 0:45 a, m. the Sunday school meets for worship and the study of Blblo lessons from the Christian life courso. A silhouette of Rev. John Mcjrehoad, D, ; D., formerly dlreclor of Lutheran world sorvlco, will bo displayed during tho opening sorvlco. j and Imogens Schilling will tell of the life end work of Dr. Morchcad. All children who do not attend Sun day school will -he welcomed and i placed In a elass for their age. j Henry Jensen leads the Luther league meeting Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. The topic for discussion is : "Mm nt tho church and Mission and Mission Work." This will toe an Interesting and instructive sesBlon to which , young people- are especially Invited. ( ; Any men who wish to find out what ' the men of tho church are doing in missionary work, may also attend. Baptist Church (Spring and Sixth) Sunday services at the Baptist church consist of a Bible school hour beginning at 0:48; a morning preach- JUUUUJUULiX uiiniii fou can dearly s taste the difference between Schillin tire mnamon and any other. Try it some time. IfoU migh t just as well have the rich fragrant hind. It costs YOU no more. fcOFFEE EXTRACTS TEA1 BAKING POWDEd TTTT TT T TTTTT 7 to M$ -iTEMPEREI) IKfJRllKR cost . . e Irs nor probable that you'll have another chance to buy so much scifo mileage for so little cost. Tiro prices are advancing. But right now we're ' making liberal allowances for old tires of any make. Act now! Ride Into cold ... weather days on U. S. Royals bo , miles and money ahead. And bo safe. L ARIS0N-FREES CHEVROLET CO. 1414 Adams Ave. La Grande rhone: Main Ing and worship service beginning at 11; and a unified evening service be ginning at 7, and closing promptly nt 8:30 or sooner. There was quite an Increase of at tendance In the Blb'.e school last Butytoy, but thcro Is room for mare, find a suitable class for each one.: Tho beginners llko their now quar ters very much. The subject for tho coming Sunday morning preaching scrvlco will be 'Trngmatlo Tests.' Sunday evening, the young .people will conduct tiiclr part of tho pro gram as usual and the pator will j continue his discussion of tho prob lem of sin and dad's method of sav ing It. All -are cordially Invited to attend any or all these services. Flint Mi-tliodlsl KplMiml Church (Fourth and Spring) Tho reorganized church Sunday school will Initiate the new plans next Sunday morning, recognizing seven distinct departments. M. L. Whitney Is tho general superintend ent and desires that all thoso in charge of departments bo thero in' ample time that the program may begin promptly at 0:45. The cu-op-eratlou af every homo having chil dren In tho school and of every pupil boing on time will bo appreciated. Tno morning worship Is at 11 o'olock, when tho pastor will bcak on tho subject, "Playing at Life." The ohorus choir will sing tho an them, directed by Paul Knautz, with Mrs, Ruth Jackson at the organ. The evening vesper servlco is at fi o'clock and the pastor will speak on the subject, "The Conflict of the Now and the Old." This Is tho third address in the series on this subject. Young People's lcaguo (it 0 p. and High School icnjruo at 0:30 m. (rut nil Church uf Clll'lnt (Pennsylvania Avenue) Tho services at tho Central Church of Christ contlnuo to attract large audiences, iboth morning and ovo nlng. Tho evening scrvlco Is espe cially well attended with tho aux iliary rooms of the auditorium In use ovcry Sunday evening recently. The 7 3aicjon. mov services for next Sunday are vlanhed to continue tho interesting series' begun with special features. The Blblo school, beginning at 0:45 is striving to maintain a very high average attendance during this spo clol campaign, and a number of classes have Already doubled their last year's attendance record. It is tho aim of tho school to have ovory class doublo Its attendance during this 10 weeks', period. Tho school extends (hearty invl tatlons to thoso not atcudlng Blblo school olscwhcro, to Join In tho study of the Blblo. At 11 a. m. tho worship service centers In tho observance of the communion. Tho pastor will preach durlnor the hour and a special an them has been prepared by the choir. Christian Endeavorors meet at 6:30 far their regular prayer mooting service. There are two groups of young peoplo meeting In this capac ity, b-Mi of Wnlch aro attended by large numbors. Young people of all ages will find an Interesting service at this hour. Tho Sunday evening special serv ices begin at 7:80, with an orchestra preludo nnd congregational singing. Tho special sermon topic will bo "Precious Promises of Jesus." A Blblo will bo given as a gift to the person who hands in tho largest oorroot list of the promises made by Jesus, This list must be in by noon Sun day. Tho sermon Sunday evening will bo of an especial cheerful na ture, calling attention to tho many precious promises .which have been made to all thoso who have obeyed Jesus Christ. Tho public Is cordially Invited to all these services. Presbyterian Church (Sixth and Washington) "A nonworklng religion Is worth less and merits tho scorn of the world. Religion is meant to work as a trco is meant to bring forth fruit. If It produces Chrlstllko char acter and conduct, If it makes tis bravo and true In the face of diffi culty and patient in the time of trial, if tho spirit of forgiveness tri umphs over resentmont and love con quers htitc "then It is working," says the minister, Hov. J. fjeorgo Walz, who Invites all to worshp with this conKregatlon and hour the message on "Three Worlds." Tho chorus choir will sing tho morning anthem under the direction of Andrew Louey Jr. Miss Phyllis Clark, alto, will sing tno offertory solo. Young Peoples evening social nour at D o'clock, in the rooms of tho old manso, and all young folks not attending, a religious program olBO whero at this hour are Invited. A cordial invitation to students of the Normal school. At 0:30 p. m. the regular C. E. program for thopo who would attend and enjoy an hour of discussion of Iho vital problems of life. This mooting held In church parlor. Sunday school hour at 0:45 Sun day morning, classes Inviting all aEos. Helpful' discussion of those problems that confront us in Clirls tlan living. Church or tlio Nnznrene (Spruco Street at X Ave.) 0:45 Sunday school, Orvllle Web ber, superintendent. This Sunday the superintendent will toll to tha school a truo story that happened In the north land and how a team of (dogs saved a young person's lire. ..no moa-e NOW and up LA GRANDE EVENING 11 a. m., morning preaching nour; subject of pastor's sermon will be "A Needful Prayor." 0:46 Nazarone Young People's servloe, a helpful and instructive les son on missionary work. . 7:30 p. m., evangelistic sermon -by the pastor. ( Wednesday, 7:30 p. in., prayer serv ice i First Church of Christ, Hdentlst (First and Washington) Sunday school at 0:46 openk the services, followed by morning service at 11 o'clock. Wednesday evening services are at 8 p. m. The reading room 1n the West Jocobscn building is opon from 1 to 4:30 p, m. dally. Tho subject of the Sunday -servlcd will bo "Probation After Death.", Tho golden text Is "Blessed are the dcod which die In the Lord from henceworth: Yea, salth tho Spirit, that they may rest from their la bours; and their works do follow them" (Rev. 14: 13). Among the citations whch com prise the lesson-sermon Is the fol lowing from tha Blblo: "The lost enemy that shall toe destroyed is death". ,(I Cor. 16:28). Thfl IfwHon-sprmon also innlurlRH the following correlative passages from tho Christian Science textbook, 'Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "We know that all will be changed 'In the twinkling of aft eye,' when the last trump shall sound; but this last call of wisdom cannot come till mortals have already yielded to each lesser call In the growth of Christian character ... As doath flndcth mor tal man, so shall lie 'be after death, until probation and growth shall ef fect tho needed change" (p. 291). Kt. Peter's Church (Episcopal) Holy communion is at 8 a. m., fo'. lowed by church school ait 0:45 o'clock. Morning prayer with sermon begins at 11 o'clock. Mrs. H. N. Ash- by Will preside at the console. The prelude will bo "O Sharp Minor" by Vqdoriskl; the offertory "Fear Not ye O Israel," iwntono ficio ay air. uui- trldge, and tho tpostlude "Postlude, by Potcrson Hagg. Salivation Army (211 Plr street) Free and easy meeting each Sat urday at 8 p. m. Sunday cchool Is at 2:30 p. m., followed iby a salvation meeting at 8 p. m. All aro Invited to attend. Island City Community Church At tho 9:45 preaching hour, itho pastor will speak on tho subject, "A Generation Llko Children:" The Sunday school will meet , at 10:45. All are Invited to theso serv ices. The Sunday School Lesson in Rhyme Ily Carlos A. Plunimcr I'At'I, IN AKIA MINOll Acts 13:1 .14:28 (ily Carlos A. Plunimcr) Within tho ohuroli at Antloch . . Woro Barnabas, and Paul, :SiZ- Two faithful shopherels of tho fleck Who hoard itho Spirit's call. The Holy Spirit bodo them go Tho gospel to proclaim, f And to the heathen nations show The power of Jesus' name. So by the Spirit duly sent, And with the church's prayer. To Cyprus Island first they went, To preach the gospel there. Throughout tho isle they -preoohed - tho word In synagogues of Jews: Tho Roman ruler also heard, And he believed tho nows. To Asia Minor then they sailed Glad tidings to declare; And though by Satan ort assailed, , They preached to thousands therb. Some- signs njid wonders ithorb wore wrought Upon the sick and lamo, And many souls salvation sought , Through faith In Jesus' name. When they roturiied to Antloch', A good report they brought, Ami told to ttnat assembled flock What wonders God had wrought. T Return Tunlglll Mrs. Ella Doty Is expected to re turn tonight from Michigan where sho has been visiting with her sons at Saginaw, Lansing and Grand Lodge. Visiting Here Mrs. Lou Smith, or Palo Alto, Cal la vlsttlng her sister-in-law, Mrs. Doi-thy Smith, th La Grando for a few clays. ,,4-! (,,o - Just Out A Magnificent New 1934 ID HiLCO New Tone - New Power -New Ueauty - New Mul tiple Tillies. RliadoW Tiininjr - llass Compensating' Tone Con trol, Ilalanced Power Class & Audio System Police calls and Airplane broadcasts in addition to regular rroadcasts. Radio & Music Supply Co. Ounmnteed Radio Service OBSERVES. LA GRANDE, ORE. Sermonette Edited by Harriet ft. MacDon&ld "Search the scriptures, for In them ye think ye have eternal life." 6t. John 6-30. . With twelve millions or more iut of work and talk of legislation to establish a 80 or 36-Jiour week as standard of employment for all,., Sve are faced vory squarely with the question, "What use are wo going to maice oi our jncrouseu leisure unur But there is an answer. It If to no rouna in tno development or tnose senses of value and thoso measures of satisfaction that aro to be found in the realm of the mind and the- heart. These aro utterly and forever beyond the reach of money and ma terial. Only in tho Holy Bible, are these values set forth in their true worth and it Is only by following the Bible that one may be able to trans late the new leisure Into "Joy un- I speakaible and full of glory." xne wonaers or uoas. nanuiworit m, nature await the -leisurely Journeys of those who will have time to ex plore them. Whether It be the "flow- er In the crannied wall" or the ma jestic Mattorhorn, Its mysteries of beauty reflect tho glory of the Cre titsir nnri fill the soul of the rjb- : server with the consciousness of His dlviho presence. . Even today If you will take your Bible In hand and read and follow you will be on your way In a garden of tparadlse where your Increasing leisure time will toko you even far ther on a "path that shlneth moro and more unto the perfect day." Prom "Trie Blblo" in Now York. Iriibler Judging Team Competes in Portlakid (Contli.utr to3j t-igi tine, . lng contests at fairs this fall. It pVas been a battle royal to determine the winners. . At the Eastern Oregon lvestock show, the; Walolwa boys were the winners, and at the Wallowa County Wir, the Imbler Future Farmers were , the highest scoring team , of the five teams competing. In other parts of the state, similar struggles have been going on during the past few months. The final event In this Judging Is the big con test at the Pacific International this Saturday. Ward Store Here Leads Sales Rate (Continued from Page One) here, the local store shows a sales Increase this year of 21 per cent over the total to date a year ago. ia-, cording to Manager Forrls. The past (two months, August and September, shows a sales Increase of 66 per cent over the same months total of 1932. Since this spring. Mr. Farrls has i ,, ,. used no other medium of advertising . , I than the Evening Observer. During t Ward week, Just, concluded, when the '.nl ltl TBeorH was made, tho :Z ,,1 ,m, th nhaerver entirely for Its advertising and price announcements. No dodgers strlkeoffs for additional distribution were used at all In tills sale, where such had been the practice .before. Mr. Farrls kindly gives high praise to the Observer for what he calls "its part" in his store's accomplish ment, "In. the last two or three months we have Increased tho amount of our advertising -materially and -ex- clusivcly In the Evening Observer, said Mr. Farrls today. "It Is note worthy to mo that with this In creased advertising appropriation. , we have enjoyed our most substantial gains In business and I wish to pub licly express appreciation of hp Observer for the part it lias played, as an advertising medium, In bur success." spreading of, , ParAlysisIn STATE CHECKEb .During this last week only pno case of commuri.ca.ble disease was report ed In "Union county that a case of pneumonia. Apparently no further spread of infantile paralysis over tie state has occurred, as reports from every county show no new cases. Also there were no diphtheria cases re ported In Oregon and only ono case erf smallpox, In Coos county. three brothers are playing football for Oregon State College, Corvallls, Ore. They aro Harold. Woody and Dick Joslln. . "No Guess Work" 87-50 FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column out be In by 8 a. m. 1MB OU NW THAT pillows should be laundered regular ly? When clean and fluffy, they add comfort and enjoyment to sleep. Send a trial oilier to the standard Laundry and soo what a dlfforonce thcro is. Phone Main 68. 10-20-at l'HKIGIIT WANTED Dally trips to Baker. Throe trips: per week to Pondosa. Anywhere for hlro service. Bonded and insured under state supervision, Bome-owned: and independently operated. Lowest rates possible for the servloe rendered. Ph. Main 700. BOND'S TRANSFER. 10-20-lm COOKED FOOD KALE Curtis Bklg., next to Phono office. tomorrow. 10-20-ltp , GIFTS FOU TUP, BAI1Y Prices range from 15c and up. See our line before purchasing. -Melville's. 10-20-lt THEY ARE lllillE Gold Fish and Turtles Just arrived at Rlcliardson's Art & Gift Shop. Also fresh Fish Moss. . 10-18-tf 1)11) l'OU KNOW THAT cold weather will soon be here? Don't tciko cnanoM itn your health this winter. Send your laundry bundle to the Standard Laundry. Ph. Main 66. , 10-11-2 t. GOLD FISH AND TURTLES A shipment of Gold Fish, and Tur tles have Just been received. at Rich ardson's Art & Gift Shop. You will enjoy seeing these fish and turtles now on display at Richardson's. 10-18-tf To -break that cold use Nyal Laxa cold. 26c at Moon Drug Co. 10-3-1 m crazy Crystals t Moon -Drug Co. 10-3-1 m. ANGEL'S HAT CI.KAN'INO AND HI.OCKING SHOES DYED 10-14-lm For a stubborn cough, use Morltol Wild Cherry. Moon Drug Co. 10-8-1 m MESSENGER SERVICE Parcels delivered within olty limits 16o. Over 100 lbs., extra. Phone Main 765. 10-0-1 mp SCHOOL CHILDREN "You can get scratch paper for school at the Observer. Now 2 pads 5c. 9-14-t f. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is by this given that the undersigned Charlotte L. Hunter has been appointed as administrator of uie cauii oi William viiuvib nuiiHU, ,,. . t. , ; deceased, by the County Court of ..' . , T " ,,'u" T M. dr qualified OS Such; n Ior Prson o:alm agalnst tho said deceased or his es tate to present them duly verified to J. S. Hodgin, her attorney at his law office in La Grande, Union county, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, which Is on the 29th day of September, 1933. CHARLOTTE L. HUNTER, Adminis trator, Island City, Oregon. Sept. 29. Oct. 6, 16, 20. Delinquent Taxes Arc Being Paid in State Continued from Page One) reduction of more than $8,000,000 In tho total tax levied In 1920, Gallo way stated. Most of the counties In the state are In fair condition, he commented. Tax delinquency for 1031 wno re duced by recent payments from 31.31 per cent of Inst May to 20.15 per cent. The full venr's delinquency amounts to $12,482,227. , . i i, 3 REASONS WHY NEW GOODYEARS ARE A WISE BUY NOW! 4 Safety and protection on slippery roads of fall and winter. 2 Cool roads cause less wear. Tires will still be almost new next spring. O Buy at today's low prices. Afore Rrosonst Goodyear Center Traction tread stops you quicker. Goodyear Supcrtwlct Cord body ttivrs more mileage. Come In, we can show you why I Goolyr Pathfinder 4.40-2iSS.$5 4.50-20 6.0 4.50-21 t.io 4.75-19 .70 5.00-19 7.10 5.00-ie 7.4s 5.25-18 S.10 5.50-19 9.40 . FATLAND - SIMS Mnln 105 Greenwood & Atlnms Open 6 A. M. to 0:30 P. M. . Major Schoof, of Canada, Speaks At Schools Here Major- O. H. 8ohoof. 67-year-old mounted constable of the Clear Water country 360 miles northwest of Etl monton, Is In La Grando today mak ing Appearances nt the schools and exhibiting a collection of hunting trophies - from British Columbia, South Africa and other countries. , Tho exhibition will' begin at 8 o'clock; tonight ot tho First M. B. church. Yesterday Major School, who spends the winter ..seasons In - the ' south, spoke at Greenwood andi Willow schools, and today he spoke at the High school, the Central and Rlverla grade sohoots and the Eastern Oregon Normal school. This 1b his third visit to La Grande. LA GRANDERS TO SEE GAME IN PORTLAND The Oregon State-Southern Cali fornia football grime at Portland to morrow, a Coast conference -contest, Is" attracting quite a number of la Grande people. Mr. and Mrs. Aug. J. Stange and their daughter, Jane; Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Klnzel ami Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Lanzer oil have gone to Portland for the tilt. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kiddle and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds and their three sons and Ralph Ploberg all will witness tho game from the stadium T-he Reynolds and young- Ploberg RODE'S MARKET We Do Not Cut Cows -5sS 1604V& Adams . Phono Main 904 5 LAMB LEGS, Pound 16c 11c LAMB "" SHOULDERS, lb WW Frosty salads and desseiris are j easily t economically made in an Electric Refrigerator KATHERINE FISHER, -Director of Good House keeping Institute, says "The au tomaticrcfrigeratorhas enlarged the scope of the family menu, introducing a variety of easily prepared cold dishes that have their place ori the table not only in summer but in winter:" Just as an electric refrigcratof brings to you the possibility of a tastier, easier, year around menu, it also makes possible a newyear around thriftiness.You can save food that might other wise spoil. You can save by purchasing food in larger quan tities at week-end or special prices. An electric refrirator is an all year need an oppor tunity for all year thrift. But a Imirt in this spaa local copy such at announcement of Cooperative Electric Refrigeration Show, list of sales outlets which -art members of local Electric Refrigeration Bureau, some point of interest to the public from joint sales code or other purely local sales urge. I" IN AH "iV I! titCTmc II EASTERN OREGON LIGIIT & POWER COMPANY Friday, October 20, 1933 i will utart for Portland Immediately V alter the la Craride-Entdrpriso game in the Wallowa, 'county Beat this aft ernoon. Others going to tho game include Mr. and Mrs. Oavld I. Stoddard and son, David Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zur brtck, Charles Blngner, Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Loney Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dlehl. ' I A LOVELY POWDER in fascinating Boudoir Box DO TRV Iks ftonderfufly soft, clinging powder; you will love its exquisite texture and fragrance. Created In six flattering shades. l.n and $2 S0 Exclusively at 1 ' MOON DRUG CO. STEAKS, , Ot Loin and Bib, lb Xml2s HAMBURGER, 3 lbs 25c These delicious frozen dishes are a delight in winter as well is stidimec . Wc wore advised in buying our electric .refrigerator to consider quality above price and to get one large enough " for our family needs not less than two cubic feet of refrigerator capacity fot each member of the household. I can see now how excellent that advice was. small down payment is all you need to put this modern means to thtift and convenience in ybuf kitchen today. 4Cralor of ITI Crsowt (or LlW 4 Agist ot 8ecnrfl E
