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Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Friday, February 23, 1934 NEWS of the Tlie lesson-sermon Qiao 'Include the following correlative 'riajsaagea from the Christian, science wxidoo, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Bnlwr Eddy: "TI10 First Commandment is my fa vorite text. It demonstrates Chrls- ' tin., fiiilnnM It 1 t 1 ft t.lfl Milt tHllll. Much Attention ttiven to ivy or aod, spirit, mimi: it signini Young People in Ser- (Ihurh Programs For Next Sunday Are Announced vices; Special Meetings in Progress. Program In the local churches (or next Sunday Include the following: I'rr.sh.vtrrliin Church (Sixth and Washington) Jt will be prollt&ble both for young and adult to attend the Sunday eve ning service at 7:30 o'clock, when to young people will present a program of unusual Interest. The young folks will be In lull charge. Every member Is urged to be present at this ser vice. that man shall have no other spirit or mind but Clod, eternal good, and that all men shall have one Mind (p. 340). , ; Seririoriette Edited by Harriet R. MacDonald Seek yo first the kingdom of Ood and his righteousness. Matt. 6:33. Central Church of Christ ' (Pennsylvania Avenue) Tho Bible school of the Central Church of Christ has set Its goal at 400, to have in attendance next Sunday morning at 9 A6. In view of the largo numbers thut have been at tending, all classes are making a spe cial effort to reach this goal. At tho 11 o'clock worship service, the pastor. Dev. Paul Do P. Mortl more. has announced that ho will a. ... u nrt nvt.t h.Mir snndnv speak on the Bubject "Experiencing ,. n.i.o.f.r urr j iroi 1 ctoa." "The fool has said In Ills who 1 honest and desirous of know ing tho truth can easily demonstrate tho folly of that statement, Mr. Mor- Walr, will present a sermon nieAge for the benefit of all. more copecully prepared for youth. Thf choir will sing and other feature will make the service Inspirational and helpful, Ut Faun Boylen. bariui. will slug the oflcrtory sola 'rite sermon topic will too "In Christ I reel the Hirt ol Ood." Realizing our ul for spiri tual help and counsel, let us set out upon our Jouruey to the house of God on Sunday morning. The Utble school convenes at 9 :44 with class In vitation to all ages. The regular at tendance upon tlie school is most gratifying. Young Peoples C. E. Forum meets at five o'clock, and the Christian En dcavorers at 6:30. closing In time for the 7:30 o'clock program. 8U Peter's Church (Episcopal) (Fourth street at O) Services at St. Petere. church be gin with holy communion at 8 and church school at 0:45 a. m followed by morning prayer with sermon at 11. The musical program follows "Prcludo" by Frim Krelsler; offertory, selected; postludo "Finale In A" by Harris, Evening prayer and medita tion bogin at 7:30 p. m. after Young People's Fellowship at 6:30 o'clock. Tho personal religion clnss will meet In tho chapel at a p. m. Monday. Holy communion will be held at 6 a. m. Thursday and and odclrcos on "Symbolism" begins at 10 a. m. the same day. First MethoilUt Church (Spring and Fourth) Tho 11 o'clock morning worship service will be In recognition of tho visiting young peoplo that ore at tending tho mld-wlntcr Epworth! League Institute. Beside the anthem by the chorus choir there will be a special offertory number, The pastor will speak on the subject "A Call To Youth," Thlo morning worship ser vice will close tho Institute. Tho Epworth League meetings will be held In (he usual places at 6:30. There will be an evening- worship servlco at 7:30, when the pastor will again bo the speaker. Special musi cal feature, In addition to the con gregational singing of the old fa miliar Hymns, tlmore says in announcing this nub Joct. Ho believes that Sunday morn ing's sermon will be especially help ful to thoso who may havo sojne questions regarding the exlBtenco, of Clod. The communion will be served at this service as usual, and. the c.iolr will slmt an anthem. Junior ' church will be held for children above ten years of age In the primary build ing. i- : :), Christian Endeavor mccto at 0:16. Young people of the community aro Invited to attend these .services which discuss vital problems of life. "War in the Light of Prophesy" will be the subject of Uie sermon at 7:30. This Is one of a scries of er monj which tho pastor Is preaching on "prophesy being fulfilled today." In this sermon Mr. Mortlmore an nounces that ho will answer tho In fidel who recently mado the accusa tion through a local newspaper that "Christianity lg responsible for war." The orchestra will play a concert as a prelude to the service, and singing of old favorite hymns will bo en joyed. Tho rtUu of Christian bap tism will bo administered at tho closo of tho service. Tho publlo Is cor. dlally Invited to all services of tills church Tho word of the Lord comes today as clearly and definitely as . It did through the prophet long years ago, "Make Mo a little cake first and after make for thee and for thy son." Ho, It is not "divine selfishness," it Is divine Love. For tho Lord knows that In seeking to bring forth truth and love in active goodness, through tho dcslra to serve Mm, the human soul finds Its truest happiness. No tice: tho prophet did not ask the woman to give him all that she pos sessed; he only wanted that she should place him first, and then pro vide for herself and her aon. Food, raiment, a homo, the tilings necessary for our lives here on earth "Your heavenly Father Knowoth that yo have need of all thoso things." Of course Ho does, or He would not bo our " heavenly rmner. He knows mo struggle tho difficulties, the tempta tion to surrondor to lower standards and the disappointments, and still Ho says: "Mako Me a little cake first." Mako genuine goodness, true service, tho standard of life. i The year which is opening before us as Individuals and as a church will surely have Its full measure of success and happiness, of sorrow, trial andt disappointment, but wio may rise In thought and affection above the turmoil and anxiety about us, in to a realm or confidence and peace. our faith secure in the sure knowl edge of the Lord's Divine Providence. The way Is clear and plain before us. In our Individual lives, In our homes, In our business activities and In our Church lfe: "Make Me a llttlo cake first, and bring It unto Me, and after, mako for thee and for thy son." Wm. B, BCIIOOL CHII.DKKN You can get scratch paper .for school at the Observer. Now 9 pads sc. 8-14,-t f. lv,t lill A NTH t'A I.I.K l Notice ia hereby given .that war rants Nos. 7, 9, 10, 17 and 24 of School Dlst. No. 18 are called for pay- monc, interest win cease Feb. 22. C.'R. OEKKTiRTt, Clerk. 2-22-2 tp YOUR PICTUHES If you have a good negative or a picture from which you wish to havo an enlargement mado, either In black and white or tinted, you will be most pleased with the results when, you take It to Richardson "The Art Man" at Richardson's Art and Olft Shop. He specializes In all kinds of picture work, enlarging, miniatures, hand tinting and framing. 2-15. t f. The Sunday School Lesson in Rhyine By Car .ol A. Pluinmcr First Church or Christ, Scientist (First and Washington) following Sundny school at 9:43 a. m. morning services aro held at 11 O'clock. Wednesday evening services begin At 8 p. m. and tho reading room In the Weat-Jacobsen building Is open dally from 1:30 to 5 p. m. The mibject of the Sunday servlco irltl bo "Mind." The golden text Is, "Bo ye nil of one mind, having compassion ono of another, lovo as brethren, bo pitiful, be courtcoiM" (I Pet. 3:B). Among the citations which coni-' prise tho lesson-sermon is tho follow ing from tho nib.o: "Now I beseech you, brethren . , , that yo all npak the samo tiling, and that there be no divisions among you" (I Cor. 1:10), (.os)xl Mission (2201 North Fir Street) Sunday services follow: Sunday school at 0:45 o. m. with clashes for nil. Morning worship is At 11 o'clock. and the young people's and. inter- mediate meetings are held at 0:45 p. m, . . I' I tevcnfnff services of ovongellsm tw gin ni 7:30 o'clock. Tuesday and Friday at 7:30 p. m. week night services will be held. - A weel from Sunday, Mar. 4 re vival meetings will begin Willi fcvan gellst Lillian E. Holm, of Tacoma, Wash., In chnrge. All ore Invited to tUoao meetings. .Salvation Army 1 (221 Fir Street) Ton I nl it Adjutant and Mrs. Collier of Portland have charge of the meet ing, which Is especially dedicated to the young people. A free and easy meeting will toe held ot 7:30 p. m. Saturday a live meeting for people who want life. Sunday's holiness meeting beg It is at U a. m. Captain Hody will speak on "Why?" referring to the necessity of the Holy Ghost power In our lives today. At 2:3b pv m. Sunday school convenes the contest for attend ance and new member? Is continuing with much Interest and enthusiasm, At 0:30 the Y; P. Legion meets frith Jack Brown and Florence Thomjwon in charge and the topic ia "The Prime Minister Joseph." Tho salvation rally is at 7:30 and the sermon thpmc will bo "Modern, Ways and ft Modern Salvation." A public prftycr meeting and Bible 1 ' r ?c! mlmr 0NLY GOODYEAR sDtM ' CDtcnufAV If K rw i A'uvrm-rfif Cord Tin 30x3 .$3. 90 4.50-21 4.70 4.75-19 5. IS 5.00-20 5.70 5.25-21 6.70 6.00-20H09.35 Price Include eiprrt muuutlnit on your rut lor u little money it h our belief this Is the most reliable tire you ciin find. Wo sny that because of the servlco It's giving our customers lot us tefl you how It s standing up fur them. 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Tues day, and Thursday will be young peo ple's night. All aro welcome to thcae meetings. NOTICE OF SIIKIIIFF'S SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COUKT OF UNION COUNTY, OREGON C. N. PALMER and IlENA PALMER, Plaintiffs, TO. MAOOIE D. MAHAFFEY, Defendant. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, That undor and by virtue of a writ of execution In foreclosure duly and regularly Issued by tho clerk of. tho Circuit Court of Union county, Ore gon, dated tlie 23rd day of February, 1034, In that certain suit In the anld Circuit Court wherein C. N. Palmer and Rena Palmer, as plaintiffs re covered Judgment and decreo against Maggie D. 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Pursuant to said execution, I will, on Monday, the 28th day of March, 1034, at the front door of the Union county court houue In the city of La Grande, Un ion county, Oregon, at two o'clock In tho afternoon of Bald day, sell at pub lic auction to the highest bidder for cash In hand, Uie following described real ' property, situate In said county, ana particularly described as follows Lots Ten (10), Eleven (11), Twelve (12) and Thirteen (13), of Block 104, of Chaplin's Addi tion to La Orande, Union county, Oregon, or so much thereof ios may bo neces sary to satisfy said Judgment and decreo, together with the costs which have accrued or may accrue under and by virtue of sold execution. Dated at La Grande, Union county. Oregon, this 23rd day of February. JESSE BRESHEARS. Sheriff of Union County, Oregon. " February 33, March 2, 0, 18 i IV . '"i s Relief Work In Oklahoma Taken 0 Ve rJBy Govt. WASHINGTON, Feb, 23 (IP) The federal government took over relief administration In Oklahoma today and announced that $5,000,000 would be spentto buy grain and livestock feed for farmers In drought areas of the west. : Harry L. Hopkins, emer gency relief administrator and clvl works administrator, announced that Carl Olles has been named relief ad ministrator in Oklahoma to act as his direct agent and that Governor W. H,. Murray had been relieved of all responsibility, Murray late Wed nesday uniiuuimed that he would re fuse to have anything more to dp! wim we federal relief administration and that he was dismissing all his county social uorvlce workers. PWA Asked For, Funds To.Biiiia Interstate Span PORTLAND, Feb, $8 (F),.-r Bight applications for PWA projects, the largest ca)lne. for M .250,000 for the proposed Interstate bridge at Astoria, were forwarded to Washington Thurs day by the. Oregon. P, W- A. advisory board,. . The. large, 'Astoria project ft was estjniatcd, would, 'prpvldo work for 855 oien, for id morUbs,,, 'other items included ;"soutliern Oregon jal) road ' frpni, peiry, $132,500: etate psy chopathic hospital at Portland,, $160,- 000: muplclpal dock at St, Helens; $ 127,000; Columbia Cliy water works, $19,600: Gervais lllgh achoo), Lebanon grade school, and 'Oakrldge water works, $15,000 each TWO THINGS TO REMEMBER. CA R, FLOUR IN -JOINT DISPLAY In oo-nnarntlnn with tha 'Tjirlonn- Frees Chevrolet enmnanv th Mnv jt Sorvls store wUl display one of the new 1034 Chevrolet all day Satur day In front of the local I. O. A. store, pueu nign wiin uoia Medal flour. This In nromotlon of a nlnn in u,hih seven automobllos are to be given awaV bV- the General Mllln rnmnnnv In a .national silverware promotion contest wmcn ends March 4. If .a person In La Grande Is successful In giving the best name fqr the sil ver ware, the car will be bought here In La Grande.. To ony person, win. ning any of the other 777 cash prizes. Mr. Sarvls savs he will trlv 9S on in grocerlca, Xreo... REMEM1SER not to 'laugh at 'another's pain 2R'EMEJiTBER'that. you .can liuigh fit, high prices when such unusual values as these are offered. Good used cars at prices that reflect their real worth in their 'performance. . 1932 Ford Tudor - -- ?385 1932 Chevrolet 2-door - - - ,$150 ''Buying Safely Means Buying of a Reliable Dealer" COWBOYS PLAY DAILY ON KXL Tho Blue Mountain Cowboys of La Grando, are playing under the name of the Oregon Trail Buckaroos dally over radio station KXL, Portland from Q to 8:30, according to word received horo today by Bud Shldeler. Children's Coughs Need Creoiriulsiori ' Always 'get the best, fastest and surest treatment for your child's cough or cold. . Prudent, -mothers more and moro are turning to Creor mulslon for any cough or cold that starts. Creomulsion emulsifies creosote with six other Important medicinal elements which sootr- and heal tlio Inflamed membrane; i. It is not a cheap remedy, but contains no nar cotics and is' cor tain relief. Get ft. bottle -from. 3"our druggist; right now and, have Jt ready for Instant use. . . . - - Adv. M. K. Chureli South , (Corner Fir arid U) Sunday school begins at 0:43 and regular proachlng servlco at 11 a. m. with Rev. A. J. Starincr, pastor, In tho pulpit. Epworth Lcaguo moots at 0:30 p. rii. with all young pooplo Invited to attend. 7'hb evening ser vlco Btarta lit 7:30 o'clock. All ard Invited 'to theso services. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column most be In by 0 a. m. I.es Olson's famous danco band Eagle's hall. Saturday night. 2-33-1 t CWHII of Tii.xks We wish to thank, our kind friends and the Spanish American War Vet erans aiid Auxiliary for their kind ness and sympathy during the loss of our dear wife and mother. Mr. a. W. 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